Re: Q9 Has a New Home
Yeah, here's the thing with Leasey. She puts users in a nice and comfortable environment using their computer, but it's a bit too comfortable. Yeah, Hartgen may say every Jaws user should have Leasey! But does it meam that every computer that has Jaws has Leasey? Nope and I don't think there's a portable Leasey which, while a nice idea, wouldn't sit well with jaws, sense it's hard to get portable anyway. There comes the time when Leasey won't be holding your hand, when you're, oh, let's say, ssitting at like a library with their computer that, in my case, would have jaws on it, but most of y'all would have to rely on narrator, but in either case, you're back to your regular computer environment. Maybe Leasey should have modes based on your level of proficiancy with computers. But that's the end of that rant. The same thing applies for the games central, sense while it's nice to have a good bit of games to choose from
, 50 I believe, users are only introduced to that world of games, whereas they could be saying where people can visit to find more games like these, in the case, the one stop is right here. or, the fantastic accessible games list is on this website, too.
Leasey should have something like that, either on their main page or inside the program, a list of links where to get various games, like the rs games client they have, or the original on-request Spoonbill games, especially sense they can still be obtained stand-alone for free download or request.
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