I would like to hear from some users, and also from anyone who does not like it.Emacspeak works well for me. If you're running it in a graphical desktop session, you should probably turn off Orca's speech while doing so. I run it in a console in order to get braille support as well.
I suppose you could consider a different distribution, if that's the issue.Speakup seems problematic on the RPI, and I haven't heard of a way to get Fenrir on Raspbian.
It's an extension to Emacs that provides its own spoken interface. That's why turning off Orca (if in a graphical session) would be a good idea.I tried Stormux, but it did not seem to work at all on the zero.I don't want to go out and read about eMacSpeak, I just want to hear from some of you.For example, is it a CLI program, or does it require a desktop?
No.Does it take a lot of RAM?
Emacspeak belongs to the category of truly great software, in my opinion. Learning Emacs is of course essential, if you aren't already familiar with it.The RPI zero only has 512 MB of RAM.I have loaded up the desktop and installed Orca, but that runs pretty slow.I'm just looking for a good CLI experience, and I don't know anything about eMacSpeak.