Re: The Accessible *BSD Effort

Re: The Accessible *BSD Effort um, hello... its not obsolete. Its used as a server platform just like unix / linux is. BSD is just a little more subtle, you don't see stuff all the time about it. But well if it was all that obsolete then Mac OSX wouldn't have a platform to put all

Re: The Accessible *BSD Effort

Re: The Accessible *BSD Effort Hmm. From what I can gather, BSD is quite obselete, but could still be useful as a system for a server, or maybe something to get someone more used to a command line system or more used to the methods used to compile linux programs, guis, modifications

Re: The Accessible *BSD Effort

Re: The Accessible *BSD Effort Hi gang,I haven't forgotten about this effort, I've been quite busy with classes. I have reached out to a BSD podcast on some of my options and what I can do; perhaps they can have a developer write a screenreader or something nifty like that. URL: http

Re: The Accessible *BSD Effort

Re: The Accessible *BSD Effort @king gamer 222: it wasn't speech from the machine itself. It was an installation operated entirely over a serial line, from installation to usage. The "Client" was Windows, or Linux with Minicom or SSH. Ultimately I stopped using it because, whi

Re: The Accessible *BSD Effort

Re: The Accessible *BSD Effort How did you tackle the problem of speech, @Sebby? The only problem is that I don't have any computers available that support serial speech synthesizers, so I would have to set up some form of software speech. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php

Re: The Accessible *BSD Effort

Re: The Accessible *BSD Effort Hi. Absolutely correct, king gamer; I couldn't have said it better myself. I'd be interested in this project; the closest I've gotten to BSD is by using Mac OS X. Good luck with the project, king gamer! URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid

Re: The Accessible *BSD Effort

Re: The Accessible *BSD Effort ammericandad2005 wrote:if I remember correctly, bsd was the bastard cousin to linux.If you said that to a BSD devotee, to their faces, they'd have your guts for garters. @king gamer222: sure, what you got? I use OS X now, and have had experience in the past

Re: The Accessible *BSD Effort

Re: The Accessible *BSD Effort if I remember correctly, bsd was the bastard cousin to linux. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=248194#p248194 ___ Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin

Re: The Accessible *BSD Effort

Re: The Accessible *BSD Effort The basic, quick and dirty history of BSD was that in the 1970s, the University of California Berkley started to invest their interest in UNIX, and started to fund money for PDP11 machines. Eventually, the students and faculty started to make modifications

Re: The Accessible *BSD Effort

Re: The Accessible *BSD Effort Hello,I think more (basic) info on what bsd is, would seriously help here, to spark interest. How is it different to linux? I've noticed this a lot lately, people say oh hay I want to do this or that project but they don't then say what they're trying to do

The Accessible *BSD Effort

The Accessible *BSD Effort Hi guys. I am here to gauge interest on a project I might undertake in a couple of months in relation to the BSD family of operating systems. This project would increase the number of accessible operating systems for blind people, as well as give them a broader