When you click on a text in dolphin you get the "speak text" option on right click, however it doesn't work if orca isn't installed and I'm not sure it's listed as a dependency anywhere. A good solution might be to make it available on having orca or any other compatible screen reader installed, or hide it if not. AFAIK, Fedora and Arch do not list it as optional dependencies as well, so it'd be right to inform about it if none of the distros list it as such.
Where exactly do you see this feature? I'm pretty sure Dolphin doesn't have this
Created attachment 182299 [details] The speak text button appearing after right click on file rename I'm not sure if this is some left over from previous Dolphin installs, but on clicking it doesn't produce anything in console either, you can see it if you right click a file-> rename-> select filename text-> right click again.
aah, I see it now. The code for it is not in Dolphin itself but another library, that's why I didn't find it. It doesn't need Orca (or any full screen reader) to work, only speech-dispatcher. Since Orca also uses speech-dispatcher installing it happens to also install the needed packages
So, it's a feature then. But I just uninstalled speech-dispatcher and orca yesterday, rebooted and the button is still there, in fact the video I sent was without them installed. What does it all mean?