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Subject: speech for the blind and freebsd.
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I'm looking to install a more unix-like OS on my machine.
However, I've got a problem.
I am a blind computer user, and the only software that I know of for 
operating a computer (with speech output) is dos-based.
Does anyone know of something that can be used to work with freebsd?