What is Orca FOR LINUX?

Orca FOR LINUX by orca Team

Orca is an open source application designed for blind and visually impaired individuals to enhance their accessibility to computers. Developed as part of the GNOME project, Orca comprises two essential tools: a screen reader and a screen magnifier.

Key Features:

• Screen reader for blind users to navigate the graphical desktop environment


• Screen magnifier for visually impaired users to zoom into different areas of the screen


• Configurable settings for keyboard and mouse accessibility


• Graphical user interface for easy customization


• Support for assistive technologies and various preferences

Technical Specifications:

• Software: GNU/Linux, BSD, Solaris


• Infrastructure: AT-SPI


• Toolkit Support: GTK+, Swing, WebKitGtk, LibreOffice, OpenOffice.org, Mozilla, SWT


• Future Support: KDE Qt toolkit

Orca seamlessly integrates with AT-SPI, the primary assistive technology framework for GNU/Linux, BSD, or Solaris platforms. It is compatible with various toolkits and applications supporting the AT-SPI interface, such as GTK+, Swing, WebKitGtk, and more.

Accessible through Softpedia, Orca is a versatile and extensible solution for screen reading and magnification needs. It empowers users to interact with their desktop environment effectively, providing a smooth user experience for individuals with visual impairments.

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