I’ve been working on this for a little over a year. It’s called TuxTalk. You hold F8, talk, let go, and it types what you said into whatever window you’re in. Everything runs on your own computer, nothing gets sent anywhere.
It used to be called TalkType. Turned out another company owns that name, so it got renamed a few days ago.
By default it uses the Parakeet speech model, which is fast even on the processor, and it can use your graphics card if you have one, AMD and Intel included. Whisper models are there too if you need more languages. I use it on KDE Plasma under Wayland, and it works on GNOME and X11 as well. There’s an AppImage, a .deb and an .rpm, and it’s on the AUR.
Full disclosure, I build camper vans for a living, so this is a hobby project. It’s free and MIT licensed. What I’d really like is feedback, especially from anyone on a distro I haven’t tested.
There’s a short video on the site: https://ronb1964.github.io/TuxTalk
Code: https://github.com/ronb1964/TuxTalk
Questions or problems: https://github.com/ronb1964/TuxTalk/discussions
Is there any basis to this claim? (besides the Claude coauthor, I didnt look into it myself beyond that, just asking)
Check the commit history. Claude is part of basically every commit that I saw for multiple pages, I didn’t check further.
What do you mean “besides the claude coauthor”?
How is it a claim, when it is clearly stated? (although not stated in the post here, because captain slop wants to pretend otherwise).
if they added claude as a contibutor they’re clearly visible about it bro.
Their post here says that they built it sis.
Awe sometimes its a mix of sad/cute how bad AI kiddies want to be devs.
They just want to hang with the cool kids, without any of the effort required to get there.