#3DPrinting folks, particularly anyone who might know
#Python, I am looking in to possibly finding a way to make it possible to create a custom version of Klipperscreen that would be able to interact with the Orka Screenreader for linux. You see, the goal is to make it possible for a
#Blind person to be able to use the touch screen of a printer like the
#Qidi #Q1Pro for example without having to rely on Octoprint or other types of software to control there printer, instead using there printer directly via the touch screen alone. I don't know how possible this would actually be. I am thinking perhaps creating a UI that would be able to interact with the event handling for klipperscreen andseeing if it would be possible for Orka to interact with those events and read them out if they were properly labeled for acccessibility. Not sure how possible this is, but I figured I'd ask anyone more experienced if this is just a pie in the sky idea or not. Both Orka and Klipperscreen are created using Python, so I don't see how it couldn't be possible, Orka is pretty small, so it might not even be a strain on the resources of the printer.