Package brltty: Information

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Source package: brltty
Version: 6.4-alt1
Build time:  Feb 6, 2022, 06:04 PM
Category: System/Servers
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License: GPLv2+
Summary: Braille display driver for Linux/Unix
Description: 
BRLTTY is a background process (daemon) which provides
access to the Linux/Unix console (when in text mode)
for a blind person using a refreshable braille display.
It drives the braille display and provides complete
screen review functionality.


BRLTTY can also work with speech synthesizers; if you want to use it with
Speech Dispatcher, please install also package brltty-speech-dispatcher.

List of rpms provided by this srpm:
brlapi (riscv64)
brlapi-debuginfo (riscv64)
brlapi-devel (riscv64)
brlapi-java (riscv64)
brlapi-java-debuginfo (riscv64)
brltty (riscv64)
brltty-at-spi2 (riscv64)
brltty-at-spi2-debuginfo (riscv64)
brltty-debuginfo (riscv64)
brltty-speech-dispatcher (riscv64)
brltty-speech-dispatcher-debuginfo (riscv64)
brltty-xw (riscv64)
brltty-xw-debuginfo (riscv64)
python3-module-brlapi (riscv64)
python3-module-brlapi-debuginfo (riscv64)

Maintainer: Yuri N. Sedunov


    1. python3-devel
    2. python3-module-Cython >= 0.18
    3. libspeechd-devel
    4. python3-module-docutils
    5. doxygen
    6. byacc
    7. /proc
    8. glibc-kernheaders
    9. tcl
    10. libICE-devel
    11. rpm-build-python3
    12. rpm-build-java
    13. gcc-c++
    14. libSM-devel
    15. libudev-devel
    16. libX11-devel
    17. libXaw-devel
    18. libgpm-devel
    19. libXext-devel
    20. libXt-devel
    21. libXtst-devel
    22. pkgconfig(systemd)
    23. libalsa-devel
    24. libappstream-glib-devel
    25. java-devel
    26. libat-spi2-core-devel
    27. libbluez-devel

Last changed


Jan. 16, 2022 Yuri N. Sedunov 6.4-alt1
- 6.4
July 27, 2021 Yuri N. Sedunov 6.3-alt1
- 6.3
- disabled useless python2 support
Jan. 13, 2019 Anton Midyukov 5.6-alt3
- Convert to python3 latex-access.ctb
- Fixed PATH to brltty-systemd-wrapper in brltty@.service