Documented where exactly?
Speaking personally, I have sought an external solid source for Linux for
perhaps 15 years now.
By contrast, finding detailed voiceover user guides that I can read off
line has been quite effortless, and I do not even really own a machine.
Speaking personally, it feels rather incorrect, and generalized, that one
can find a solid universal, external consistent Linux users guide on its
own, or not that I have found. Such is before one even talks of solid
consistent accessibility.
Just my take,
On Sat, 14 Aug 2021, 'Jason White' via MacVisionaries wrote:
On 14/8/21 4:14 pm, Frank Ventura wrote:
Is there any Voiceover friendly means of remotely controlling another Mac?
There is Secure Shell (ssh) for anything you can do from a shell prompt.
Unfortunately, the Mac isn't like Linux, where almost anything can be
configured by running a shell command or editing a textual configuration file
- and it's all documented.
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