nightly brew

Orca should be one of the most well-known. It says in the gnome wiki that it works with applications supporting the at-spi toolkit. [Link to the wiki for more info](https://help.gnome.org/users/orca/stable/introduction.html.en)...

I'm trying to use orca, but it seems the latest release is really intended only for gnome 42, which is a deal breaker if it starts using gnome-shell code only....

I managed to get it working! Apparently, the output modules were not installed. I installed festival, festival-freebsoft-utils and laungage packs, then configured speech dispatcher with spd-conf to use festival. swaync...

In the weekend I should be able to setup a new branch and play around with the code. I'll probably use libcanberra, but I also saw that GSound and Gstreamer...

Working on it right now, sorry for the delay, had a busy weekend. Should dnd affect the sound as it does for the notiWindow?

What about urgent notifications? They pop up even when dnd is enabled

So like DND on android, where you can have urgent visual notifications turned on, but sound disallowed right? If so, I'm almost suggesting we give the option to completely hide...

I don't think I see a predefined precedence for sounds defined in the spec. What if a notification happens to have both sound-file and sound-name defined? I think only sound-file...

> File over name sounds like the best solution. Should we play a default sound of there is none specified? Maybe another config option? Sure! Unless, for any reason, suppress-sound...

Ok, work is almost done, there's just a couple of things to iron out. Apparently libcanberra, if provided with both sound name and sound file, chooses first the named sound,...