Afaik, no one is testing, they're just building the standard pieces that
ship with a Redhat (or Fedora), i.e. brltty, emacspeak, orca, liblouis,
etc., etc.
I left Fedora because no one is building Speakup modules any longer, and
I made the personal decision that I didn't want to get involved in
building kernel modules for every kernel release. One used to be able to
get the staging modules from rpmfusion, but no more, not since
approximately kernel 4.0.
Janina
Mark Peveto writes:
> I noticed this list is hosted on redhat.com, but does redhat have
> accessibility components? I've never heard.
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