Re: just how much can you do with?

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>>>>> "Jason" == Jason White <jason@xxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:

    >> emacspeak: (pro) fairly easy to set up (con) console only, not
    >> GUI

    Jason> Actually, it's both console and GUI. If you run Emacs under
    Jason> X11, Emacspeak will still work because it runs as an
    Jason> extension of Emacs. It is not a screen reader - think of it
    Jason> as a speech-based interface to Emacs.


Well, except that there's effectively a screen reader (eterm speech
support) inside emacspeak.  I find that emacspeak's terminal support
works better for me than the accessibility support in gnome-terminal via
orca.  Of course I've been using emacspeak as screen reader for console
apps since somewhere around the first release of emacspeak with eterm
support.

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