basic accessibility question

[Janina Sajka]

Well, I have no way to know what you can do, or might learn to do. I can
tell you that I do all these things.

I would also not expect that these things are accomplished the same way.
In fact, you'll probably find that you'll be doing things very
differently. Some things you used to do won't work so well, but others
will be far easier than they ever were on Windows.

It's just different, and I say Hurrah for the difference.

To my mind, it's not an issue of comparison. I'm quite happy with the
notion that if I can't do it in Linux, I can probably get along without
it.

Keith Barrett writes:
> Sorry if this is basic but have been reading and not found the 
> answer.
> 
> I would like to know what sort of tasks are possible with linux and 
> speech?
> 
> Can I use it for webb browsing and sound editing and for keeping 
> customer records e.t.c.  What about ocr?
> 
> Is it the case that somethings work better under windows?
> 
> Many thanks
> 
> 
> Keith
> 
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> 
> Keith Barrett
> email <keith at barrettpianos.co.uk>
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> Corntown, South Wales
> 
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