Is there a project that is jovie successor?

[Jude DaShiell]

It would be nice if kde some day advanced to the point where a speech 
synthesizer user could download a kde iso and use speech screen reader 
to install it eyes free and then run the installed system eyes free.  I 
came pretty close to doing that with existing software including orca 
and got a clock and calendar up on a screen to set the date and time but 
couldn't get beyond that and I don't know any sighted people who use kde 
who could have come and helped me out with that.  So I never got to 
write up step-wise installation documentation for it either.  In order 
to get to any such goal, I have no clue what will be needed since 
everything is so disorganized on the kde end of Linux at least for 
accessibility.

On Sat, 12 May 2018, Simion wrote:

> Date: Sat, 12 May 2018 04:18:30
> From: Simion <simion314 at gmail.com>
> To: kde-accessibility at kde.org
> Subject: Is there a project that is jovie successor?
> 
> Hello, So I know that jovie is not be ported to KDE5 and that the idea is to 
> use QtSpeech, I can't find if someone started a replacement for jovie that 
> uses QtSpeech yet.
> I plan to investigate QtSpeech and see if it works properly on Linux, if 
> there is no such a project started is there any interest in it?
>
>
>

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