My friend, Donna Clark, works with the visually impaired and I want to introduce her to you.
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Joe Nosay
Mar 12, 2016, 5:18:05 PM3/12/16
to Donna L. Clark, Dru Lavigne, d...@freebsd.org, David Wolfskill, vinux-...@googlegroups.com, vinux-de...@googlegroups.com, vinux-doc...@googlegroups.com, Team Open Source PowerPC Notebook project, Eric Oyen, Theo de Raadt
Hello and good day!
Would it be possible to inform her on Vinux?
Ms. Lavigne and Mr. Wolfskill, here are people that could use assistance with FreeBSD for accessibility along with Vinux.
PowerPC project leaders and Mr. Oyen, This is where you could have something to devlop and a working environment for yourselves.
My apologies for my outburst . Donna knows me and knows that I am one with good intentions.
I hope that this would be enough for you to reconsider the project, to introduce people to new and different means of learning, and that there will be a most positive outcome.
Many thanks,
Desmond
B.Henry
Mar 12, 2016, 5:42:00 PM3/12/16
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I have no experience with bsd, but one or two people on the list are
experimenting with its accessibility posibilities I think.
As for Linux, and Xnix in general this list is a great place and of course your friends are more than welcome to ask questions, post ideas, etc.
This is a vinux list, as are the others, but we regularly talk about other distros, and Linux in general, mostly accessiblity issues to do with use of screenreaders and other speech and braille software, but also general Linux topics are occasionally brought up.
Ii am especially interested in helping anyone who works with blind computer users and may be in a position to help them learn about Linux.
Many of us here have used Lilnux exclusively for years, others like myself use it as there primary OS, but use others as situations arrise, and others use vinux as a supplement to other opperating systems they may use at home or work.
Actually, I only use non Xnix OSs a few times a year on average, so can attest that one can get plenty done using accessibleLinux.
As for Linux, and Xnix in general this list is a great place and of course your friends are more than welcome to ask questions, post ideas, etc.
This is a vinux list, as are the others, but we regularly talk about other distros, and Linux in general, mostly accessiblity issues to do with use of screenreaders and other speech and braille software, but also general Linux topics are occasionally brought up.
Ii am especially interested in helping anyone who works with blind computer users and may be in a position to help them learn about Linux.
Many of us here have used Lilnux exclusively for years, others like myself use it as there primary OS, but use others as situations arrise, and others use vinux as a supplement to other opperating systems they may use at home or work.
Actually, I only use non Xnix OSs a few times a year on average, so can attest that one can get plenty done using accessibleLinux.
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