Okular is the PDF (ebook, documents and similar) viewer of KDE
> Am 18.12.2018 um 20:10 schrieb Linux for blind general discussion
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> And this is one of the reasons I hate acronyms, so easy to mix up
> words with related meanings and the same first letter. Probably
> doesn't help that, I t
And this is one of the reasons I hate acronyms, so easy to mix up
words with related meanings and the same first letter. Probably
doesn't help that, I think it's KDE's gui application for OCR that's
called Okular or something similar, and switch optical to ocular in a
Google search reduces the numb
OK, this is a nit, but the O in OCR stands for "Optical," not "Ocular."
It's about the process based on vision, not on the organ that is
sensitive to light. Machines don't have eyes, biological beings have
eyes.
Linux for blind general discussion writes:
> What you're looking for is Ocular Chara
Don't worry, this list has everything from people dipping their toes
in Linux for the first time to veterans who remember when GUIs were
the new fad, and I'd estimate the majority of the list's activity is
asking for blind-friendly ways of accomplishing a task or getting
braille and/or speech up an
Hi Jeff!
That was very well explained.
Thanks for that one.
I am not a newbie but am not using the linux OS as much as i maybe wanted.
THis i guess is because I am so lazie and feel a bit stupid if i ask something.
I began 2 decades ago with Linux and way back then there was mostly command
line us
