A Linux user with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome describes their reliance on Talon Voice, a hands-free input accessibility system, and warns that the transition to Wayland will make their accessibility software incompatible with future Linux desktop environments like KDE Plasma. The user details how Talon's speech-to-text capabilities and extensions like gaze_ocr enable them to work despite limited hand mobility.
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A Linux user with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome describes their reliance on Talon Voice, a hands-free input accessibility system, and warns that the transition to Wayland will make their accessibility software incompatible with future Linux desktop environments like KDE Plasma. The user details how Talon's speech-to-text capabilities and extensions like gaze_ocr enable them to work despite limited hand mobility.