accerciser |
Interactive Python accessibility explorer |
at-spi2-atk |
Gtk module for bridging AT-SPI to Atk |
at-spi2-core |
D-Bus accessibility specifications and registration daemon |
brltty |
Daemon that provides access to the Linux/Unix console for a blind person |
caribou |
Input assistive technology intended for switch and pointer users |
edbrowse |
Combination editor, browser, and mail client that is 100% text based |
emacspeak |
the emacspeak audio desktop |
emacspeak-ss |
adds support for several speech synthesizers to emacspeak |
epos |
language independent text-to-speech system |
espeak |
Speech synthesizer for English and other languages |
espeak-ng |
Software speech synthesizer for English, and some other languages |
espeakup |
espeakup is a small lightweight connector for espeak and speakup |
flite |
Flite text to speech engine |
freetts |
A speech synthesis system written entirely in Java |
julius |
Large Vocabulary Continuous Speech Recognition Engine |
kontrast |
Tool to check contrast for colors to verify they are correctly accessible |
mbrola |
Speech synthesizer based on the concatenation of diphones |
mbrola-voices |
mbrola speech synthesizer voices database |
nfbtrans |
Braille translator from the National Federation of the Blind |
orca |
Extensible screen reader that provides access to the desktop |
powiedz |
Polish speech synthesizer based on rsynth |
sound-icons |
a collection of Sound Icons for speech-dispatcher |
speechd-el |
Emacs speech support |
speech-dispatcher |
Speech synthesis interface |
speech-tools |
Speech tools for Festival Text to Speech engine |
sphinx2 |
CMU Speech Recognition-engine |
yasr |
General-purpose console screen reader |