On 03/22/2016 03:10 PM, Ali Abdul Ghani wrote: > > The blind do not use the mouse they use only the keyboard
Good to know. So I assume all programs should give users the possibility to be operated completely from keyboard only, without ever needing mouse interaction. Now I understand why you complained about HTML5/JavaScript. Those sites typically require extensive mouse/touch screen interaction. > set up the machine from scratch on a system like Trisquel or Parabola > is Very easy > > put the CD in pc then boot > will welcome you a beautiful screen reader What about when blind users aren't logged into an X session? Is espeakup sufficient for text-mode installer, such as the one for GuixSD? > There are a lot of programs > I will give you One example in my life > Arduino IDE > https://www.arduino.cc/en/Main/Software > This is just a example > in fact I have found a solution to work programs to Arduino without > this Arduino IDE Could you please tell me how to set up my machine in order to simulate the typical environment for a blind GNU/Linux user? Which programs would I need to use aside from orca, and which programs would you suggest to a blind user for daily usage (web browser, text editor, etc.)?
