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Tridentu
A Linux OS based on LFS.
A Linux OS based on LFS. Comes with KDE, BTRFS support, AppImage support and more. Gnome and/or Cinnamon flavors coming soon. NOTE: This is a hobby distro. I do not intend for it to be mainstream, so bear with me. Also, there are some issues with Wifi on 1.3 and 1.4. It is advised to use nmtui if you have delays logging in (until 1.5 comes out). -
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vinuxproject
Vinux is an Ubuntu derived distribution for blind & visually impaired.
Vinux supports software text to speech and Braille support from boot-up to shutdown. Users can use installation medium to install independently with no sighted assistance required. Vinux supports command line environment speech, Desktop environment speech and magnification features. Vinux comes with an accessible suite of software and has an excellent mailing list support group. -
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NonVisual Desktop Access
Free, open source screen reader for Windows
A free and open source screen reader for the Microsoft Windows operating system. -
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DANI Keyboard Tutor
Talking keyboard tutor.
DANI Keyboard Tutor is a keyboard practicing application. This software allows to blind people to practice in a Keyboard, providing screen reader and SAPI5 support to improve the user experience, also includes other methods to help to the user, like sounds (if the key pressed is correct or not, for example), time stats, and some interesting features. The application is written in English and Spanish, and the localization will be used according the system language. -
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Naufrago! is a simple offline RSS reader (including images) written in Python.
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The project's main goal is to develop a screen reader for graphical user interfaces on Linux. Based on the Linux Screen Reader project, the screen reader's basis is a mighty platform for any kind of AT applications, the first example being SUE.
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An open source digital talking book player/organizer, supporting NISO/DAISY; self-voicing, screen reader compatible, with a customizable and intuitive interface.
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