The best I know of for Linux is Aenea, which requires you to run Dragon in a virtual machine or on another computer. I will have Talon ported to Linux at some p

The best I know of for Linux is Aenea, which requires you to run Dragon in a virtual machine or on another computer. I will have Talon ported to Linux at some point, and that will include coming up with speech engine options for Linux. I think one of the better options is to make Windows Dragon work well in WINE. (Despite the numbers being impressive on DeepSpeech and wav2letter++, they’re not yet optimized for continuous recognition, which means you need to feed them chunks of finished recordings, and their letter based recognition requires weird fuzzy matching if you want command grammars that I have yet to solve. I’ve actually considered using the fastest continuous engine I can find, then feeding the sound into a better open source non-continuous engine after each recognition)