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KDE Accessibility Project

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The goal of the KDE Accessibility Project is to ensure that the KDE Software Compilation is accessible to all users, including those with physical handicaps. KDE accessibility software is bundled in the kdeaccessibility package.

List of software

  • KMag - Screen magnifier.
  • KMouseTool - Helping software for clicking the mouse buttons.
  • KMouth - Speech synthesiser.
  • ksayit
  • Jovie - KDE Text To Speech Daemon

Similar project

GNOME Accessibility Toolkit

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