Re: [libreplanet-discuss] We need a Great campaign To tell the programmers to improve their programs To work well with the screen Reader

[Ali Abdul Ghani]

hi
> Make sure you contact (former FSF intern) Jonathan Nadeau. He is a blind 
> computer user who works on Sonar Gnu-Linux
> http://sonargnulinux.com/
>  and runs the Accessible Computing Foundation
> http://accessiblecomputingfoundation.org/
THNX for tel me
I will try to contact him

in fact I cant recommend this bad distribution For the blind users
its have non free parts


> He gave a talk at one of the LibrePlanet conferences. He said that Jaws (the 
> default closed source) text reader used by most blind people (if they can
> get "approved") costs thousands of dollars (paid for by the government) and 
> there is no market incentive to make it more affordable, because the 
> government
> pays ... Jonathan Nadeau Speaks at LibrePlanet 2012
> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-CLOFMKvpeQ#t=13m30s
I know people useed
JAWS
Then replaced it by a free program ( nvda )
They tell me its  mor good from JAWS
JAWS and nvda run Only in  windows
in this time  They left  windows
and use trisquel

have fun and be free
ali miracle



2016-03-23 7:06 جرينتش-08:00, Tom Balazs <tom123online@gmail.com>:
> Make sure you contact (former FSF intern) Jonathan Nadeau. He is a blind
> computer user who works on Sonar Gnu-Linux http://sonargnulinux.com/ and
> runs the Accessible Computing Foundation
> http://accessiblecomputingfoundation.org/. He gave a talk at one of the
> LibrePlanet conferences. He said that Jaws (the default closed source) text
> reader used by most blind people (if they can get "approved") costs
> thousands of dollars (paid for by the government) and there is no market
> incentive to make it more affordable, because the government pays ...
> Jonathan Nadeau Speaks at LibrePlanet 2012
> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-CLOFMKvpeQ#t=13m30s
>
> (This is a second post attempt, I wanted to put it in the correct thread)
>


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