SpeechLion
SpeechLion is a speech recognition application for desktop command and control. It is based on the Sphinx-4 recognizer, and it allows the user to control the Linux desktop using simple spoken commands. Some example commands are "browse google", "mouse click", "next window", "show help", and "volume mute". SpeechLion recognizes high-level commands for Web browsing via Firefox, simple Emacs usage, window control, volume control, and more. It also has low-level commands for ad-hoc keyboard shortcuts and mouse actions.
| Tags | Desktop Environment tools multimedia Sound/Audio Speech |
|---|---|
| Licenses | GPL |
| Operating Systems | Unix |
| Implementation | Java Jython |
Recent releases
- 07 Mar 2010 07:35
Release Notes: This release updates SpeechLion to work with the latest Sphinx 4 1.0beta4 and FreeTTS 1.2.2. The installation instructions have been updated to work with Ubuntu 9.10. It also adds support for custom dictionary words and fixes some minor bugs.
- 14 Aug 2005 21:45
Release Notes: This release adds the start of a shell mode, mouse wheel commands, and automatic detection of a missing FreeTTS installation.
- 17 Jun 2005 13:48
No changes have been submitted for this release.
rbrewer
15 Jun 2005 15:48
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- 81.85
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