On 3/6/2022 10:46 PM, Rich Morin wrote:
On Mar 6, 2022, at 11:08, Jeffery Mewtamer wrote (offlist):
Perhaps I'm biased on account of having learned to program under the
Object-oriented paradigm, but I'm curious why you count that as a con of Python.
tl; dr - personal preference, plus concurr
Hi all !
What would be the audio resources to better understand free software that I
could direct the ABPAM kids to ?Obviously they can read web pages with their
screen readers but I suppose that material that was originally designed to be
listened to will have better appeal to them.
Most of th
> On Mar 6, 2022, at 11:08, Jeffery Mewtamer wrote
> (offlist):
>
> Perhaps I'm biased on account of having learned to program under the
> Object-oriented paradigm, but I'm curious why you count that as a con of
> Python.
tl; dr - personal preference, plus concurrency issues.
I apologize for
Thanks.
I know that it's not the same (though I believe that Common Voice builds
databases that can be used for many goals ?) but basically if we have a
linguist for Common Voice we can ask him to help for speech synthesis too (he
was highly motivated with helping as he is passionate in promoti
LibreFaso, le dim. 06 mars 2022 18:17:34 +, a ecrit:
> I've begun parsing the documentation of espeak-ng but that's a lot of
> information to process, and the meeting with ABPAM is supposed to be
> tomorrow.
>
> Could you please just explain what are the lower-level contributions that
> wo
Here is the download link for Accessible Coconut:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/accessible-coconut/files/latest/download?source=files
The latest iso is here:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/accessible-coconut/files/Accessible-Coconut-20.04.05/Accessible-Coconut-20.04.05.iso
Best wishes,
Dav
tl;dr - web-based, distributed, accessible applications - we have the
technology
I found the recent discussion of the LibreFaso project quite interesting and
wish them well in their efforts. The topic also brought to mind some thoughts
I've been having about web-based, distributed, accessible
Hi LibreFaso,
Indeed this is a noble and an interesting project to spread the
Libre
gospel to developing countries. I just want to highlight some of
the
challenges one might run into, although they are not that big.
Talking from my experience here in Zimbabwe, for most blind
people,
whether
Hello,
LibreFaso, le dim. 06 mars 2022 14:48:00 +, a ecrit:
> I had a meeting with a local linguist who agreed to help us develop a Mooré
> (and probably Bamanaan an Fulfulde) version of Common Voice, so actually
> helping the kids develop a local language version of speech synthesis is
> d
Hi all.I'd like to show the blind or visually impaired kids at the ABPAM (see
previous message) some accessible FOSS games to show them something that may
interest them to contribute to, but I can't find any.
What would exist ?
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Hi all.
We're (collectively) a small team trying to put into effect the LibreFaso
project, which quite evolved with time.
The original idea was to pay tuitions to students from poor backgrounds in
Burkina Faso in exchange for contributions to Free Software and culture.
Any people interested can
I installed and had accessible coconut running on a test basis. That was
several years ago so it could be accessibility improved. I use orca and
that had no problems working on that earlier version. The cocofrix site
was the one I used to get info and download the iso.
On Sun, 6 Mar 2022, Libr
Hi all.
I discovered the existence of the Linux distribution named Accessible Coconut a
few days ago, but have trouble finding information about it.There are two
websites I am aware of, https://accessible-coconut.blogspot.com/ and
http://www.cocofrix.com/, both of which propose to download the
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