Re: [lfs-support] Can Regular Users Contribute?

[Rob]

lf...@cruziero.com (akhiezer) wrote:
> (Top-posting as I gather that can be useful re accessibility stuff:
is that correct?)

It doesn't matter to me personally. A lot of lists for vi folks do top post 
though.
I strike a compromise between the ones that do and the ones like this which 
bottom post by quoting.
Anyway, as for hardware, I'm afraid I'm not much of an expert on that 
particular topic. In order to get hardware synthesizers to work in newer 
kernels, though, we have to patch them (which I'll mention in my hint when I 
write it.)
I don't currently have such a synthesizer, but it's worth mentioning in case 
someone who has such a thing wants to try LFS one day.
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Re: [lfs-support] Can Regular Users Contribute?

[Bruce Dubbs]

Rob wrote:

Bruce Dubbs  wrote: The way this type of thing
is handled is by someone writing a hint:


Do I have to join the hints list (I'm already on way too many lists as
is) or can I send you the hint directly.


You can just post it hre or send to me directly.

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Re: [lfs-support] Can Regular Users Contribute?

[akhiezer]

(Top-posting as I gather that can be useful re accessibility stuff:
is that correct?)

I'd certainly be very interested in learning such info in practice.

Although the software side would be the main info, if possible could
there be some details on hardware that would be used typically.


akh


> From: "Rob" 
> Date: Sat, 27 Aug 2016 08:10:44 -0500
> Subject: [lfs-support] Can Regular Users Contribute?
>
> One of the things missing from the LFS book is the inclusion of accessibility 
> services, such as speakup and BRLTTY. Now these services aren't exactly 
> essential for most users, but for those with vision impairment, we need them 
> in order to use the basic system.
> These packages should be installed during chroot so that we could have speech 
> and braille after (and optionally during)  the boot process. I managed to do 
> this, but I thought it would be helfpul to include at least a page on the LFS 
> hints site; and a reference to such a page in the LFS book.
> What can I do to get such a thing published up there?




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