Vinux Experiences Operating System for the Blind

With the rapid development of the Internet, more and more people are getting information through computers, but some people can't get information through the Internet. They are blind and visually impaired. Groups, and now there are no operating systems for the blind, including Windows and Mac OS, and the flexible Linux operating system is different, it can customize a targeted operating system for this part of the people.
Vinux has made a number of optimizations for groups of people with visual impairments. It offers three screen readers, two full-screen amplifiers, and tools for global font size and color change, as well as USB Braille display devices. support. Vinux makes it easy to manipulate graphical GNOME desktops. For those who only need to implement a simple text console mode, Vinux offers YASR, a reader for compatible screens. It can run in console mode as well as GNOME virtual terminals.
Vinux installation steps using intelligent manual voice prompts
Vinux is a Ubuntu-based distribution, so you can see the Ubuntu shadow in many aspects of the system, from installation to specific applications.
There will be an audible prompt during the installation process. This is good for the blind to help them install the system through “ listen, and there are related voice prompts after entering the interface.
Operating system with ear control
Unlike the operating system that we often see on the day, people with visual impairment cannot observe the screen with their eyes to make a choice. But their ears are normal, so Vinux reads every application and operation in the system in the language possible.
When the mouse is moved to the appropriate application, the system will want the user to report the application name, which is convenient for the user to operate