About
Easy voice command for Linux.
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NoComprendo allows to control part of the graphical interface of Linux by sending voice commands through the microphone.
Voice command allows :
- To send keyboard shortcuts to the active window or environment.
- To send key sequences to the active window.
- Start application or launch scripts.
- Move mouse, click, use mouse wheel (experimental).
Meta-commands control NoComprendo's behavior :
- Quit NoComprendo.
- Stop listening.
- Suspend listening.
- Resume listening.
- Repeat last command.
- Open NoComprendo's configuration dialogs.
Features :
- Use of reduced vocabulary set and phonetics from a dictionary of more than 100000 entries.
- Commands grouped in sets, easy to enable/disable .
- Creation of utterances by consecutive clicks in vocabulary words.
- Automatic recording for keyboard's shortcuts or manual input for triggering shortcuts.
- Check if the commands to be launched are executable.
- Configurable OSD window.
- Full screen commands reminder.
- System tray icon.
- Most commands are compatible with use of Synergy,
to control several computers by voice command.
X.org
- NoComprendo is based on X.org whose oracles have long announced the upcoming replacement by
Wayland.
- The ability to send keyboard sequences between different applications is, of course, one of the security weaknesses of X.org,
but that's what makes this application possible.
The security features announced in Wayland will no longer offer this possibility.
- However X.org has been widely used and installed for decades, and will remain available in distributions.
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