[Techtalk] Adaptive Technology with Linux?

[wny-tc at juno.com]

I was speaking with one of the staff at the Association for the Blind and
Visually-Impaired here in the Rochester, NY area, Louis Kline.  Lou
indicated that he would like to try to learn Linux, but there are no
resources for Linux-based adaptive technology or speech engines for
readers out there, not that he's been able to find.

Due to this, some of the staff had tried to run JAWS under X-Windows with
no success.  

Does anyone on the List have any links to adaptive technology that is
Linux-based?  If so, please drop Lou a line.  He is at k2lkk at eznet.net in
Rochester, NY, or call him at 716.232.2222 at work.  He goes by his
middle name (Kim) when he's in the office.

73, Wm. Keith Hibbert, WB2VUO, Technical  Coordinator, WNY Section, ARRL
ARRL Life Member, President/Brockport Amateur Radio Klub
Ph - 716.494.1239
mailto:wb2vuo at arrl.net
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