@inthehands Did you ever try using a Linux phone like the Librem 5 yet?
I mean it only asks for attention if I allow it and I'm okay with it to do so. Still it more seems like your concept of a tool for specialists.
@inthehands Did you ever try using a Linux phone like the Librem 5 yet?
I mean it only asks for attention if I allow it and I'm okay with it to do so. Still it more seems like your concept of a tool for specialists.
@aral Have you seen this work here?
https://blogs.gnome.org/a11y/2024/06/18/update-on-newton-the-wayland-native-accessibility-project/
Not sure whether this gets merged already to be part of the release of GNOME 47. But it seems there have been changes to Orca for that release.
@cameronbosch @killyourfm What I did a few years ago is writing a script to plot progress in gaming via Proton from the official ProtonDB data that was put upstream openly on Github.
https://gitlab.com/TheJackiMonster/protondb-evalute
You can see from about 45% being playable in a decent way in 2019, we have come to around 73% of Windows games being playable now (in about 6 years).
I'm looking forward to the next 6 years if that's the speed we're going.
@aral @gnome What might be already quite usable is using piper as text to speech software and piping marked text into it via `wl-paste` using a hotkey. Can be a bit of hassle to setup but otherwise quite useful, I assume.
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