On 3/15/2020 4:16 PM, Karen Lewellen wrote:
...and you have discovered how many Linux distributions manage their
screen reader and speech synthesis.
It has not, as of yet, been done in DOS to my knowledge.
One major major reason is the poor sound quality.
Well, talking about "as of yet" in relation to DOS is a bit far fetched,
after all, DOS (as far as a mainstream OS) is pretty much dead for 25
years. And with sound (driver) support in DOS being a matter of the
applications running on top of it rather than the OS itself, there is
very little chance that there is any major work done on a DOS screen
reader with better sound support, even considering that it is all text
based, which makes a good part of the screen readers work easier than in
a GUI environment...
Ralf
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