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KDE contains accessibility settings for you in order to make your experience easier when using a computer. | |||
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Settings to improve the desktop experience for disabled persons |
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KDE contains accessibility settings for you in order to make your experience easier when using a computer.
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If you have desktop effects activated, you will find some options that may also be of interest in the Desktop Effects module of System Settings.
In the tab you can customize the system bell. You can also have it display a visual clue. If you find these settings useful, you may also want to have a look at the Application and System Notifications module of System Settings.
If you find it difficult to use the keyboard, the and tabs has options that you may find helpful; and the has options to use mouse gestures to activate sticky keys or slow keys, if you do not want to use these features all the time.
Even simple settings like slowing the rate of keyboard repeat can be a great help