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Also, it would be useful to add TTS support in order to hear
messages written in plain text (which could be also useful for
blind people).
There had been some efforts in that way:
http://www.fundmaresme.com/messengervisual/
I will bring this up with the IM developers when they meet, and tell
them that it was your suggestion. It sounds like a very promising
idea to me, and if there is interest, I will be willing to help with
it, as well. It could also be a useful tool for Sugar to have, so
that children who are learning to read could communicate easily.
but unfortunately only designed to work on an intranet and now
abandoned :-(
Furthermore, am I the author of a11y projects. If you have
interest I would provide further details.
Certainly! I will contact you and let you know what the IM
developers have to say.
I spoke to one of the developers of Telepathy about this, and here is
what he said:
Currently Telepathy does not support this type of feature. For example,
users cannot send emoticons that they have drawn themselves. Therefore,
you would need to write a library for this. If you are willing to write
a library, they would be happy to have this feature.
Secondly, they recommend that you write a seperate app for this feature,
but use the Empathy contact list. They recommend that the feature be
accessed through the accessibility menu.
Lastly, if you would like to discuss this, please contact the developers
on the mailing list:
telepathy@lists.freedesktop.org