joecrayne

From examples for GLArea, the ::realize signal is the logical/typical place to set up the rendering GL state that does not change much so that ::render can more efficiently render...

I would like to work on this to collect the bounty. I've already looked at the code and have some ideas on design. I would avoid the accessibility framework because...

I have it speaking text as it appears on the screen. If you press any key with the input box focused it immediately stops the text playback. The accessibility API...

I am seeing-impaired and I do have the computer read books to me for entertainment. Mudlet is similar and I think my work would have made a lot of people...

> Users are going to want something that interacts with their own software properly instead of a substitute simulating it. The accessibility API, regarding the screen reader, on linux is...

> On Linux and BSD (and possibly MacOS) there is, currently, only one speech synthesis daemon, however that does in no way mean another won't come along. On Windows there...

I'm using speech dispatcher on my system, but my code in mudlet just uses the QT Text-To-Speech API which happens to be using speech dispatcher. Regarding Orca: > Orca does...

I looked at this a bit and it seems the last commit with working nodejs support was 3c54b816. However, to use that version, I found I needed to [patch](http://paste.debian.net/plain/1155810) a...