Re: Thoughts On Accessible Gaming, Via Chrome OS And GNU/Linux

Re: Thoughts On Accessible Gaming, Via Chrome OS And GNU/Linux My problem with Linux is this. Linux is free, as in free speech. As in free speech, there is free speech that is good, bad, and speech that directly goes against the blind, like "we want this app to be as pretty as pos

Re: Thoughts On Accessible Gaming, Via Chrome OS And GNU/Linux

Re: Thoughts On Accessible Gaming, Via Chrome OS And GNU/Linux Below, are links to distros which you can easily set up without much fuss, and customize to your liking.Ubuntu Mate:http://ubuntu-mate.orgUbuntu:http://ubuntu.comSolus:https://getsol.us/paldo:https://www.paldo.orgTrisquel:http

Re: Thoughts On Accessible Gaming, Via Chrome OS And GNU/Linux

Re: Thoughts On Accessible Gaming, Via Chrome OS And GNU/Linux Yeah linux has that at the moment, but also keep in mind it'll run just fine on 15 year old computers ment for xp. Besides, cross-platform developement is not super hard, if you are already doing Windows and mac getting

Re: Thoughts On Accessible Gaming, Via Chrome OS And GNU/Linux

Re: Thoughts On Accessible Gaming, Via Chrome OS And GNU/Linux I'd actually like to know a bit more myself... I was hesitant to try macs but gave them a shot when I got the opportunity.  To me, linux seems like, well, like a daunting pile of blocks that require more push and shove than

Re: Thoughts On Accessible Gaming, Via Chrome OS And GNU/Linux

Re: Thoughts On Accessible Gaming, Via Chrome OS And GNU/Linux Sadly, most  of the blind Linux Gamers haven't  shown up here, thus getting feedback from them may take awhile. As for Orca, starting out with the Orca Screen Reader Help Pages , should help out with things, same

Re: Thoughts On Accessible Gaming, Via Chrome OS And GNU/Linux

Re: Thoughts On Accessible Gaming, Via Chrome OS And GNU/Linux @nolan, the reason I asked about "practical good", was not to bash linux anymore than I was attempting to bash the mac nor to claim there is anything wonderful about windows, nor to decry anyone who uses Linux, ag

Re: Thoughts On Accessible Gaming, Via Chrome OS And GNU/Linux

Re: Thoughts On Accessible Gaming, Via Chrome OS And GNU/Linux I mean, what practical good does a chese burger have? Why should I eat a chese burger for lunch instead of, say, a bowl of chili or pasta? You can give me reasons, but at the end of the day they're *your* reasons. I can tell

Re: Thoughts On Accessible Gaming, Via Chrome OS And GNU/Linux

Re: Thoughts On Accessible Gaming, Via Chrome OS And GNU/Linux I'm afraid again, my question is similar  to that in the Mac topic. What practical good does  Linux have? What would using any version of Linux let me do that I can't do on windows. I'm afraid for Linux this is a particular

Re: Thoughts On Accessible Gaming, Via Chrome OS And GNU/Linux

Re: Thoughts On Accessible Gaming, Via Chrome OS And GNU/Linux @8Yes, cyclepath does work on a Chromebook, same goes for many HTML5 audio titles. Though, make sure the Chrome OS device is a highly specked out one, especially for running "Android" games.Well, I guess

Re: Thoughts On Accessible Gaming, Via Chrome OS And GNU/Linux

Re: Thoughts On Accessible Gaming, Via Chrome OS And GNU/Linux What about cyclepath?If cyclepath works, which it probably will, then the way to get this done is to get people to use _javascript_ and electron. Or python, but that will still require more work to be done for cross-platform