Hello, svn's version of qemu (as well as the debian qemu package starting from version 0.9.1-4) has support for virtual braille devices. That means that people without braille device can still check the support by installing brltty and then running:
brltty -b xw -A auth=user,host=:1 & BRLAPI_HOST=:1 qemu -usbdevice braille -cdrom ubuntu.iso which will display a fake braille device, on which will appear the output of the virtual USB device emulated by qemu. That will probably be helpful to get (sighted) ubuntu core developers test e.g. automatic brltty+orca installation/launch upon detection of braille device, so please spread the word ;) Samuel -- Ubuntu-accessibility mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-accessibility
