Re: Thaumistry and JAWS Compatibility
@Orko, Ironcross32 does have a significant point, despite what you may believe. JAWS is hard to use in command-line environments. And don't tell me that I'm wrong because I've used it in command prompt more than once. JAWS doesn't work well with it; it either skips important things, reads things more than once, or otherwise is generally annoying in the command line, whereas NVDA works very well with the command line, makes it very easy to navigate... it feels like Linux... almost. Still got that windows touch, though. It's not based on screen-reader preference or close-mindedness; it's based off of practical usage, and JAWS fails in that department. On the CLI, as you well know, text is very, very important. JAWS loves skipping around and the JAWS cursor is just weird.
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