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Gary Kline |
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[Accessibility] "voice-by-computer" 0th draft... |
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Sat, 22 Dec 2012 16:46:45 -0800 |
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Mutt/1.5.21 (2010-09-15) |
folks,
I have just finished the 0th draft of a program for the speech-
impaired [or mute who are able to read lips] to communicate with
the non-speech-impaired world. The one thing that the impaired
people need to be able to do is use a computer keyboard to
express themselves to others who are able to communicate vocally.
My program is written in C and uses the gtk library interface.
I have dubbed the program VBC and am currently testing it for
bugs. I began this around a year ago, but hardware problems
cost months.
VBC runs on virtually any Linux-based system and should be easily
portable to any flavor of Unix. While i am going over my
documentation and cleaning up my code, I'm wondering: What next?
and hoping this list can give me some clues. Anybody?
gary kline
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