Eric D. WhitmerWhat's some open source accessibility technology that I can use?
Christian Bundy@whitmer1988 Can you explain a bit more about your accesibility needs?
@christianbundy Sure thing. I am looking at various technologies for accessibility such as limited mobility, limited vision, limited hearing as an example. The career path I am working towards is to become an Instructional Technologist specializing in Distance Education and Accessible Technologies.
Simon Richter@whitmer1988 Look at AT-SPI, that is basically the central hub for accessibility tools on FreeDesktop based desktop environments.
data punk@whitmer1988 Orca is a screen reader
Nixfreak@whitmer1988 Iām not a 100% but gtk the gnome framework has pretty good accessibility usage. Magnifier,speech, and rollovers for application names.
rob@whitmer1988 is this the sort of thing you're looking for: https://www.nvaccess.org/
@robparsons Yes, it is and I am aware of this application, but it only is supported on Windows. I was wondering if there's anything that's Linux specific. I appreciate it.
@whitmer1988 OIC - can't help you there, sorry.
@robparsons I appreciate the assistance though. š