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Live speech-to-text-to-speech software?
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I've been using Handy STT for a while now. I have it set as Super S and depending on the app, it starts spamming the S key over and over.
There's probably more alternatives if you don't like this one. https://alternativeto.net/software/handy-stt/?platform=linux
To be honest, handy is pretty much the best out there, also for multi language STT
Ayye thank you! Will give these a go when I get back today!