Hi Michael,
You have a good point, but the problem with your logic is that you are
over estimating how much money can be made off of audio games. Paid
updates or not there isn't a lot of money to be made off of selling
audio games.
The first problem is financial. The majority of blind customers
Hi Josh,
I don't completely disagree with you, but sometimes doing something
just for the pure enjoyment of it isn't enough. The fact of the matter
is enjoyment only goes so far, and then at some point developing games
is no longer fun. I can speak from personal experience writing a game
that
Hi Josh,
I disagree with that point of view though. There is a difference in
someone donating time to say Linux and donating time to a game. With
Linux the developer is developing something of practical value that
can be used every day for home, work, etc. With a game it is merely
for
Hi Lisa,
That too. The sad fact of the matter is if a game developer created an
accessible Final Fantasy, Elder Scrolls, or whatever there would be
those blind gamers who expect it to be handed to them for free. They
will whine and cry they don't have the money, or they'll just crack
it. So it is
Hi Cara,
Yeah, I don't disagree with Michael's point that we need more high
quality audio games either. The question is how to get their in a
realistic way.
I think one possibility might be to begin with an open source project
of some kind. One point Michael made was the fact that while we have
Hi Ishan,
As far as copyright goes the end user license agreement shipped with
the product will contain that information. In the majority of cases
these days games and other products are handled by international
copyright laws plus whatever the copyright laws of where the product
is being sold.
Hi Michael,
Well, the reason some games, in fact most games, are platform specific
is because it is very complicated to design games for multiple
platforms. Yes, it can be done as games like the Inquisitor proves,
but there is nothing saying that it was easy and everyone has the time
and skills
Hi Michael,
While I agree with you for the most part it is important to really see
what has been going on the last few years.
First, the majority of games for mobile platforms like iOS are being
developed by mainstream developers rather than blind developers. There
is a number of mainstream
Hi Jim,
Lol. Sounds interesting, but somehow I don't think that will work.
Although, it would be a nice try.
Cheers!
On 12/14/14, Jim Kitchen j...@kitchensinc.net wrote:
Hi Thomas,
Live and let live is kind of my motto for life in general.
I think that I am going to buy a motor home and
Hi Bryan,
Makes sense. From a strictly technical point of view there should be a
period after the r in Dr Pepper. However, I imagine there is probably
a simple explanation why there isn't one on the cans, bottles, etc and
it probably comes down to space on the label or they left it out for
some
Hi Ishan,
I would have my doubts about audio games being known all over the
world let alone being popular among the world's blind children. There
are two reasons for this.
For starts there are plenty of places where the cost of a computer is
prohibitively expensive, and the added cost of access
Hi Josh,
You are forgetting about Pure Basic. There is a Pure Basic compiler
for Linux which allows Basic developers to develop for Linux. It isn't
free, so isn't too popular on Linux, but there are Basic compilers and
tools around for Linux if you know where to get them.
Cheers!
On 12/12/14,
Hi Jim,
There are basic languages and tools for Mac and Linux although they
are not very popular on those platforms. They don't have Visual Basic
6, as that is a Microsoft only technology, but there is Pure Basic
which is similar enough that you could probably learn it were you
interested in
Hi Shaun,
While the Audyssey Magazine has been temporarily on hiatus the last
couple of years I happen to believe it will be back sooner or later.
Not what Ron's situation is and why he hasn't been able to put out an
issue for a while I don't foresee it lasting forever.
Besides Audyssey is so
Hi Jim,
Well, basically in order to play your games on a Mac a person has to
either duel boot the machine by installing a copy of Windows via Boot
Camp, or they have to invest in something like VMWare Fusion or
Workstation and run Windows side by side with Mac OS X. It is
certainly more work to
Hi Jim,
Yeah, that has been pretty much my outlook on adult entertainment as
well. As long as it isn't hurting anyone live and let live. No need to
get on a moral high-horse and make a big deal out of it.
Of course, I feel that Americans are overly sensitive when it comes to
sexuality anyway. I
Honestly, I feel political correctness is worse than crap, but it is
against the list guidelines for me to say what I really think about it
as it would involve a few colorful four letter words. However, I
certainly don't have much use for political correctness myself.
Cheers!
On 12/12/14, Lisa
I'll certainly join you in a Dr Pepper toast to commemorate any and
all media that spoofs political correctness.
By the way, there is no period in Dr Pepper. At least I've never seen
one on the can, bottle, etc.
Cheers!
On 12/12/14, Bryan Peterson bpeterson2...@cableone.net wrote:
I'll
Hi Jim,
To be honest I'm not surprised you got negative comments regarding
your adult oriented games. Some people get on their moral high-horse
and can't resist sticking their self-righteous noses into everyone's
business and make a big deal out of something that really should be of
no concern to
Hi Lisa,
Well said. More often as not what a lot of what people would call
common sense just does not exist. I don't know if people are getting
stupider or what, but commonsense really isn't that common these days.
Cheers!
On 12/11/14, Lisa Hayes lhay...@internode.on.net wrote:
The problem
Hi,
Well, ActionScript accessibility is somewhat problematic. As far as
doing the actual coding that isn't a big deal. A blind developer can
do that in any text editor he or she chooses such as Windows Notepad.
The problem with ActionScript is that it is basically the scripting
portion of Adobe's
Nicol,
I appreciate the thought being made here, but honestly I don't feel
ActionScript is a good choice for a blind developer. Maybe you do or
don't know this but ActionScript is basically the scripting portion of
Adobe's Flash Player. As such it uses quite a lot of Flash content and
controls,
Hi Ishan,
It can help if you have already used up most of your available land on
rides, restaurants, and other attractions. Obviously the more land you
have the more places you will have to build new attractions on, but
you only have to make a land purchase when you are running out of
places to
Hi Ishan,
While it isn't essential to hire and use entertainers in Park Boss
I've found it usually helps with customer feedback and ratings to have
a few on staff. If you don't have any entertainers and you walk around
the park your customers are more likely to say they are bored and
there is not
Hi,
Yeah, I think I first discovered Jim's games around 96 or 97 as well.
Audyssey such as it was only had a couple of issues out, and I think
is how I discovered Jim's Dos games. In any case I have had countless
hours of fun playing Jim's games both for Dos and for Windows.
In fact, I have
Hi Shaun,
Agreed. One reason I play Jim's games a lot is because they aren't too
complex. While I have always been a fan of more advanced games I find
more and more that I don't have the time for Shades of Doom or Tank
Commander. As a result I frequently play Jim's games because they are
quick
Hi Cara,
I agree with you. Especially, about Jim's contribution to the
accessible adult games for the blind. Far too many VI game developers
have stuck to non-adult oriented games and are in most respects
G-rated. I appreciate the fact Jim doesn't treat us like children and
feels free to create
Hi Ishan,
As in real life your maintenance, entertainers, and ride operators
will want wage increases now and then. Especially, as your park grows,
begins to make more money, your employees will expect a bigger piece
of the cut of what you take in. That is unavoidable. So you will have
to give
Hi Ishan,
Um...Your message is slightly confusing. There is no such word as
postporn. Did you perhaps mean postpone?
In any case when it comes to rides and attractions you need to be
realistic about how long it takes to build it. In real life a park
boss wouldn't say they want a ride built at
Hi Ishan,
Simply put the reason you are bankrupting is you are mismanaging your
park finances. I have played the game several times and have not gone
bankrupt. I have gotten to a point where my park was making money hand
over fist, and someone else wanted to buy me out. So if you are going
including toilets and plenty of operators and
entertainers. Once I do that usually I begin making money and can pay
off some of those lone's in a few weeks.
Cheers!
On 12/7/14, ishan dhami ishan1dha...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Thomas ward sir!
Well it is 10,500 pounds
in week0 I usually open
Hi Ryan,
No, that's okay. I've got a lot on my plate right now so I wouldn't
have time to play them even if I had them right now.
Cheers!
On 12/2/14, Ryan Conroy staindadd...@juno.com wrote:
Hi Tom and all,
The message I sent on this topic was originally sent on Saturday. lol I
don't know
the archmaesters of the citadel can dream.
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Subject: Re: [Audyssey] New Games from Spoonbill?
Hi Ryan,
sorry, but I haven't gotten my copies yet
Hi Jim,
Dr Thunder is sold exclusively by Walmart and Sam's Club so you would
have to go to one of those stores to get Dr Thunder.
Cheers!
On 12/2/14, Jim Kitchen j...@kitchensinc.net wrote:
Hi Bryan,
I actually have never heard of Dr. Thunder. I'll have to give it a try if I
find it. I
Hi Ryan,
sorry, but I haven't gotten my copies yet. When I do I'd be happy to
put them up on USA Games, but don't expect them for a couple of days
yet which won't do you much good.
On 11/29/14, Ryan Conroy staindadd...@juno.com wrote:
Hi all,
A couple of days ago, I was looking at the games
Hi Dark
Well, congratulations to you. Last month I definitely wasn't my
typically verbose self, and depending on how things go this month I
may not be as active on list as I once was. In any case do enjoy your
victory.
Cheers!
On 12/1/14, dark d...@xgam.org wrote:
Buahahaha! at last I am
Hi Nicol,
By name brand soda I am talking about sodas that are well known by a
specific brand name like Dr Pepper, Coke, Pepsi, Sprite, Mountain Dew,
etc. By off brand or generic I am talking about sodas that are sold by
a store under a different brand name but is essentially the same thing
as a
Hi Bryan,
Agreed. Not only the lack of tech support, but Grizzly Gulch isn't
that good a game to begin with. The game quite literally has no replay
value at all beside the card games in the saloon. I found it rather
boring as a game, and wouldn't recommend it to anyone even if it were
free.
Hi Bryan,
Well, Dr Thunder should taste as good as Dr Pepper since it is the
exact same soda sold under a different name. I have heard some people
say they taste different to them, but I've have never noticed a
difference myself. Plus if one cares to look at the ingredients on the
bottle
Hi Dark,
Hmm...I suppose you have a point. Eating baked Alaska or eating rocky
road sounds as bad as eating a desert. Even worse is some of the names
for various alcoholic drinks. There are cocktail drinks such as sex on
the beach, brain tuners, Harvey wall bangers, etc that sound far worse
than
Hi Josh,
Short answer is you can't. Bavisoft is out of business, there is no
way to legally order it from them, and allowing people to post and
share the file here would be piracy without Bavisoft's permission.
Cheers!
On 11/28/14, Josh k joshknnd1...@gmail.com wrote:
hi
where can i get
Hi Dark,
Thanks for the explanation. It was very interesting. I wasn't aware
things were generally that expensive in the UK. Although, since you
explained about the different formula for Coke and Pepsi it does make
sense that you'd have a separate bottling plant just for UK customers.
As for
Hi Charles,
In deed. I don't think buying a desert as a side order would really
taste that good. All that sand and gravel just doesn't sound too
appetizing to me. I'd prefere to have a dessert such as a piece of
cake or pie with my pizza. Lol.
Cheers!
On 11/27/14, Charles Rivard
Hi,
Speaking of witch that was on TV last Friday. Its been years since
I've seen the first Ninja Turtles movie. I didn't get a chance to
watch it all because it was time for me to return home so only got to
see about half.
Cheers!
On 11/29/14, Bryan Peterson bpeterson2...@cableone.net wrote:
Hi Sarah,
While I certainly see the point you are making there is one I'd like
to make which I think is being overlooked. That is a person clearly
has a choice to or not to reshuffle the cards. If you or anyone
personally feels it is cheating to reshuffle the cards it is your
option not to do it.
Hi Dark,
I'm in full agreement with you. I have no problems with Audiogames.net
on Windows or Linux with any of the major screen readers so I can
conclude that David's problem is due to what he is using rather than
Audiogames.net etc being at fault.
Cheers!
On 11/26/14, dark d...@xgam.org
Hi Dark,
Yikes! The cost of soda does seem extremely high over in the UK. I
can't even begin to think of a place where anyone would have to pay
those sorts of prices for a 2-liter. Even if I could name a few I know
nobody in the US would pay those kinds of prices unless the price of
soda went up
Hi Charles,
Yeah, it would stand to reason more people would buy soda from pizza
parlors if they charged a better price for it. As I said before I can
usually buy a 2-liter of soda for as low as $0.89 for an off brand
soda and about a $1.25 for a name brand soda from a supermarket so I'm
not
Hi Nicol,
I'm glad you managed to temporarily alleviate the situation with your
system restarting. Although, I have a feeling unchecking that checkbox
is merely getting rid of the symptoms rather than the problem.
However, we still have know idea as to why your system was crashing in
the first
Hi Charles,
Haha. Right you are. I usually spell check my posts, but obviously the
spell checker didn't catch the error, because to the spell checker
both leader and liter are correct. However, I love your imagery of the
labs guiding a bottle of soda.
Cheers!
On 11/24/14, Charles Rivard
Hi Charles,
Agreed. I rarely if ever order a drink along with my pizza order
because the soda is over priced. Not when I can pick up an off brand
soda at Save Alot for like $0.89 for a 2-liter. As far as I'm
concerned Dr Pop, Bubba Cola, and Tub's Root Beer,
etc are just as good as their name
Hi Austin,
Unfortunately, I've never tried Audio Ping Pong myself so don't have
any advice for you,. In fact, when it comes to the games for Android
I know about them, but haven't personally tried them since I only
experimented with a family members Android device to get a feel for
Android.
Hi Dark,
While I'm thinking of it wasn't there a version of Audio A?archery for
Android too? I'm basically going by memory here but I believe Audio
Archery runs on Android as well as iOS.
Cheers!
On 11/17/14, dark d...@xgam.org wrote:
In addition there is stem stumper, all of the
Hi Austin,
None that I am personally aware of. As a gaming platform Android isn't
very popular for the VI community since so many of them have gone to
the iPhone. As a consequence I don't know of any podcasts showing off
games etc.
Cheers!
On 11/17/14, Austin Pinto
Hi Ishan,
Yes, in the full version there are other adventurers you can rescue
further down in the dungeon. I don't remember which levels, but there
are more than one in the full game. Plus you can expand your party
size by resurrecting dead foes to serve as your ally. Skeletons do
often times
Hi Dark,
Marco Polo is a children's game similar to tag. Basically, in Marco
Polo the child playing Marco is blind folded and he or she yells
Marco and all the other kids respond with Polo. The idea being that
Marco is to try and tag the other kids by sound alone rather than
using sight. When
Hi Paul,
That's true. From what I understand of Xamarin while it does provide a
nice place to start with for cross-platform programming it doesn't
support everything out of the box. There are still cases where one
will find himself or herself in a position of doing a bit of specific
platform
Hi Paul,
Traditionally speaking, cross-platform development is fairly difficult
with standard languages such as C++. However, Xamarin is a relatively
new technology which aims to make cross-platform development between
Windows, Mac, Android, and iOS as easy as possible. As I understand it
Xamarin
Hi Charles,
While Marco Polo is traditionally played in a swimming pool it is not
always played in a pool. I remember playing it in gym class at school,
and can remember cases of playing it at summer camp outside on the
grass. So even though many may think of it as a game for swimming
pools it
Hi Willem,
Well, I'll freely admit my information is years out of date. Primarily
from 2008 or so. When I was looking into using Mono in 2008 I was
warned away from it by many developers due in large part to some
litigation that was going on during that time over Mono infringing
upon Microsoft's
Hello Austin,
As a matter of fact there are a good dozen accessible games for
Android. Not as many as for the iPhone, but there are quite a few
games out there. I don't have a complete list memorized but here is a
few to help you get started.
Off the top of my head there is a version of Stem
Hi Nicol,
In my opinion no apologies are necessary. I certainly wasn't offended
by your use of the saying, and nor did I take it to mean that Apple
devices were the only ones to keep someone entertained. In short,
someone is making a big deal out of nothing. So no need to clear the
air, but if it
Hello Leo,
If you haven't already heard of it I suggest trying Sryth,
http://www.sryth.com, as it is a fairly decent RPG/gamebook style
brouser game.
Cheers!
On 11/12/14, Leo Cantos lcantos...@gmail.com wrote:
Does anyone know of any good web browser games that are not like LOTG?
Just
Hi Josh,
What is the website? I haven't heard of this game before so knowing
what site to download said game from we might be able to lend you some
assistance.
On 11/10/14, Josh k joshknnd1...@gmail.com wrote:
hi
On the txtfl site it says to download tXtFL-x.y.z-cmd.zip if you are
using a
Hello Keith,
He was asking about the game Entombed.
Cheers!
On 11/9/14, Keith S ks.steinbac...@gmail.com wrote:
what game is this?
Keith
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Ishan,
A morning star is basically like a big iron club. Some have a ball of
spikes on top. You would use a weapon like that to beat someone to
death as it is a bashing weapon.
Cheers!
On 11/5/14, ishan dhami ishan1dha...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi I have a fighter who is an elf and I equipped her
Hi Shaun,
Well, they weren't really fully accessible until Windows 7, but even
so saying the Microsoft games were never for us totally ignores the
good access work Microsoft did to make those games accessible in
Windows 7. Not sure where you get your attitude, but I find your
comments a bit rude
Hello Ishan,
As for Mysteries of the Ancients I'll try to find time this afternoon
to upload the last beta for download. I've actually got the files on
my laptop hard drive, but have been too distracted by other things to
get the files transferred to the site. So I'll try and set aside some
time
Hi John,
Interesting, but unfortunately that error message doesn't begin to
address what the problem could be. It just looks like a generic common
runtime error which could mean anything. My guess is a missing
dependency since back when I wrote STFC it was on a machine running
Windows XP, and it
Hi Shaun,
Well, and that is precisely the problem. You come on this list acting
as though you are experienced, have a lot of knowledge, that you know
things you actually don't, and then someone has to correct you when
you are wrong. You frequently assume things you don't know for
certain, state
Hi Dark,
Sure. I like the Spoonbill games as well. Although, my basic point was
they are not exactly a one to one replacement for the Microsoft games.
However, for someone not running Windows 7 they are a decent enough
alternative and are free.
While I do know the BA Card Room exists the problem
Hi Dacia,
Not sure about Jaws since I haven't used Jaws myself in years. I do
know the games work with Window-Eyes and am only guessing they work
with Jaws as well.
Cheers!
On 10/31/14, Dacia Cole dacia.l...@gmail.com wrote:
Are the Windows games that are accessible accessible with the JAWS
Hi Charles,
Yes, thanks for pointing that out. The question was the accessibility
of the Microsoft games for Windows 8 and 8.1 not if there were
alternatives out there. :D
Cheers!
On 10/30/14, Charles Rivard wee1s...@fidnet.com wrote:
However, those are not the games made by Microsoft that
Hi Dacia,
All of the card games like Hearts, Solitaire, Spider Solitaire,
Spades, and FreeCell are all accessible. Checkers and Backgammon are
also accessible. I haven't tried Chess and Mahjong but they are worth
checking out since all of the other Microsoft games were reasonably
accessible with
Hi Charles,
That's because the version of the games that come with XP are not and
never were accessible. In order to get the accessible Microsoft games
you need Windows Vista or Windows 7.
Cheers!
On 10/31/14, Charles Rivard wee1s...@fidnet.com wrote:
Using Windows XP Pro with JAWS 15, the
Hi John,
For the most part that is true. Although, I do recall a number of
years ago someone releasing set files for Window-Eyes that were
compatible with FreeCell, Solitaire, and a couple of the other games
for XP. So it is possible to access the XP version of those games, but
I don't know of
Hi Dark,
Glad you find something redeeming about Windows 7. Especially, since
you tend to have a very big chip on your shoulder where modern Windows
is concerned. However, let's not go there again. We have had this
argument more times than I can count and I personally choose not to go
there any
Hi Charles,
It is all a matter of perspective. While I am not personally a big fan
of cheat codes myself, I think you are looking at this from a very
biased position. Cheat codes do not detract from the game for
everyone, and some find cheat codes extremely fun for various reasons.
For one thing
Hi Josh,
Which Star Wars map pack are you referring to? There is a Clone wars
and a New Hope map pack. I'll grab both but I was wondering which you
were specifically referring to.
Cheers!
On 10/29/14, Josh k joshknnd1...@gmail.com wrote:
don't base your opinion on sample map packs they are
Hi Jim,
I suppose the turn based movement is easier for people, but that in my
opinion is what makes it less appealing to me. I'd have preferred the
challenge of trying to drive around town like Mach 1 rather than
having the game stop at every corner and requesting direction and
speed after every
Hi Shaun,
That's where we disagree. While audio is somewhat limited in what it
can do I think there is quite a lot more that could be done in audio
than is currently being done for various reasons. Most of them I
suspect simply come down to the lack of skills by the developers
currently
Hi Ishan,
On the contrary I think side-scrollers are an area where audio games
have had a lot of improvement over the last ten to fifteen years.
If we consider Super Liam as the first accessible side-scroller while
a decent game for its time it lacked several things later
side-scrollers had. It
Hi Ishan,
Honestly I haven't tried. I know the card games that come with Windows
7 are accessible so it is possible the games for Windows 8 and 8.1 are
accessible as well. Anyone else actually try this?
Cheers!
On 10/30/14, ishan dhami ishan1dha...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all I want to know the
Hi Lisa,
Darn straight. Lone Wolf was my absolute favorite game for several
years. Especially, because of the mission packs and extended missions.
It is one of those games that really has endless replay value because
any time someone gets bored with it they can create a new mission for
it.
Hi Steven,
As I attempted to explain to Dark in a prior message I didn't really
express my opinion clear enough in the message you are referring to. I
was a bit tired and not thinking clear when writing it so didn't make
my points as clear as I had intended.
Ishan specifically had mentioned
Hi Dark,
Actually, I can think of a number of games that comes with modern
Windows that Spoonbill do not have versions for such as Backgammon,
Checkers, Mahjong, and not sure if they have a version of Spades yet
either. Plus a lot of the Microsoft games for Windows aren't
exclusively stand alone
Hi Josh,
Are you certain of this? I'm a bit surprised why Microsoft's games
would be accessible in Windows 7 and then be totally inaccessible in
Windows 8. If so it sounds like someone should backup the Windows 7
games before upgrading to Windows 8 in order to maximize
accessibility.
Cheers!
Hello Ishan,
Honestly, I don't think there has been any dramatic progress in audio
games for the last ten to fifteen years. From a purely technical
perspective they seem to be more or less the same.
For example, you mentioned Shades of Doom. It was written in Visual
Basic 6, used DirectX 8, and
Hi Shaun,
Well, I have no personal experience with React OS so can't really
comment on it. All I can say is a lot of emulated software isn't
accessible by design, and as such I wouldn't be surprised to hear it
isn't accessible. Basically, my opinion is if it isn't accessible to
me I have no use
Hi Josh,
No, I hadn't forgotten about Tactical Battle. I simply didn't mention
it since I didn't have the time or energy to discuss the pros and cons
of every audio game out there. Plus I honestly don't see anything
special about Tactical Battle. The game is okay, but in my opinion it
is sort of
Hi Dark,
I confess I haven't played much with Tactical Battle either. I
basically played some of the sample maps, found it sort of blah, and
gave it a pass. I have heard there are some good maps available for
the game, but I've been too busy with personal issues to give any of
those a go. So my
Hi Dark,
I know Shades of Doom is not cutting edge. However, keep in mind Ishan
brought it up and was I believe trying to show how far audio games
like Shades of Doom have advanced and my point was to show him as far
as games like Shades of Doom are concerned nothing has changed very
much
Hi Josh,
While I have briefly played around with Tactical Battle I have not yet
had time to look at any of the map packs. So any opinions I might
voice currently would be based exclusively on the sample maps etc that
comes with the stock game not the extra downloads of map packs and so
forth.
Hello Josh,
Where does one go to get the map packs etc that you mentioned?
Thanks.
On 10/29/14, Josh k joshknnd1...@gmail.com wrote:
try star wars star trek and age of warlords and you'll change your mind
quickly about tacticle battle!
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Hi Shaun,
Yes, I can well remember Lindows. It was a good concept in that the
developers used Linux for the base OS, and developed a commercial
Windows emulator for it to run most commercial Windows applications on
it. Even though it was a good idea in concept there were a number of
problems with
Hi Shaun,
I think you have missed my point. The word need isn't the operative
word here. Its a more a matter of change is inevitable weather you
want to or not. What you want or what you need is often times as
changing as the technology itself.
For example, right now all you want or need is a
Hi Josh,
Entombed hasn't been updated in three or four years, but it is still a
pretty good game. However, now that Jason is busy with family etc I
don't expect him to pop out a new update every year like he was doing
at the beginning of the project when he had more personal time on his
hands.
Hi all,
Let's close this topic and get back to gaming. This has gotten way off
topic, and has nothing to do with games.
Sincerely,
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Hi Dark,
Well, I can say I have looked at the possibility of adding voice
commands to Final Conflict as I like the idea of being able to
actually order fire photon torpedo's verbally rather than selecting it
from a menu etc. In a turn based strategy game such as that there is
no time critical
Hi John,
Not Sure what version of Gnome you are talking about but I find Gnome
is quite accessible these days. Gnome 3.12 is just as accessible as
Windows in most respects. So before you make a blanket statement like
a giant part of Gnome is inaccessible maybe you should back that up
with version
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