5 months
Is there anything out there that be used in any application or terminal?
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- 5 months
Not sure about your specific needs, but I saw this recently:
- Akip@piefed.worldEnglish5 months
I never used this, but what an interesting question. KDE connect seems to be able to input text from voice.
- 5 months
True, you could use text input and some voice input on the phone, like FUTO voice input
- 5 months
Yes of course, it inputs text.
But gboard is surveillance software, your voice is literally analyzed on their servers.
I did some network logs of gboard, you might be interested XD it basically sends data all the time
- 5 months
Yes of course, it inputs text.
But gboard is surveillance software, your voice is literally analyzed on their servers.
I did some network logs of gboard, you might be interested XD it basically sends data all the time
- 🎇sparkles✨@lemy.lolEnglish5 months
If you do not have a real-time requirement, and a bad CPU/GPU I can recommend whispercpp. https://github.com/ggerganov/whisper.cpp
It is quite fast and can transcribe with timestamps. I guess if you have a fast CPU/GPU this transcription can happen faster than real-time.
5 monthsI’ve used Sayboard and Whisper, and liked both of them. Sayboard is faster, Whisper handles punctuation better.
- hendrik@palaver.p3x.deEnglish5 months
Well, I tinkered around a bit with Speech Note which has a good amount of features and is easy to install as a Flatpak. I think it has an option to do this, but requires a bit off fiddling, an extra tool and permissions for the Flatpak. I didn’t find any software with a particularly good integration into the Desktop, though.
Also read about Blahst but didn’t try it yet. Maybe that one is an option.
- yeh74fjic8e5we@lemmy.worldEnglish5 months
https://github.com/Manish7093/IBus-Speech-To-Text
I tried this in Fedora/Wayland previously, and it seems to work in most applications. It uses “VOSK” models which the GUI can download automatically - you just pick your language and desired model size when setting it up.
When I was exploring this a few months ago, I noticed speech recognition models have moved on quite recently (e.g. https://github.com/openai/whisper which can be run locally) but didn’t see anything integrating it into an input-method like the above.
