From what I’m reading, this is one area that Linux struggles in compared to
other operating systems. My guess is because voice recognition in general
isn’t easy in the first place.
The Arch Linux wiki apparently has a list of available software. Pretty
sure most of them are available on the other distros.
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Speech_recognition
But it also depends what you want. Do you want voice dictation for writing
(Dragon Naturally Speaking), or do you want voice commands (OK Google,
Cortana, Siri, etc)?
Worst case scenario, you could just run Windows 10 in a VM or something,
lol.
-Matt
*From:* PLUG-discuss [
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You know.... my android recognizes most of what I tell it to type. Android
is linux. so what is a good voice program I could apt-get?
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