There's also Jupiter, yet another console reader. For more informations, please look for it at GitHub as I don't have the exact address right now. I only know it runs in user space too. Cleverson Em 17/09/2012 08:15, Kyle escreveu: > I just thought of another userspace example. Have a look at Brltty. I > believe it is portable to other OS's such as the BSD's, and as far as I > know, it requires no specialized kernel code. At least on Linux, it can > start as a system daemon fairly early in the boot process, allowing > access to all virtual consoles on the system. Brltty also doesn't depend > on a subshell in order to have full functionality. So Brltty and SBL are > currently the best to look at to determine whether or not it would be > possible to make something like Speakup run in userspace, while > hopefully remaining kernel agnostic. Having said this, I realize that > SBL may not necessarily be kernel agnostic, but I do believe that Brltty > is, and therefore it could be a great model to use as a userspace base. > ~Kyle > _______________________________________________ > Speakup mailing list > Speakup at braille.uwo.ca > http://speech.braille.uwo.ca/mailman/listinfo/speakup >
