Phil:
I want to make sure I understand ...
Are you saying that console level access is explicitly disallowed by
policy? I would presume that's some kind of security decision?
Phil Rigby writes:
> Hi,
>
> I use Red Hat Enterprise Linux, (RHEL), all the time at work. We manage
> servers running R
Hi, John:
It's certainly possible to build rpms with the staging modules for
Fedora. I used to do that years ago. Bill Acker kept up with doing that
in recent years. While he wasn't the maintainer at rpmfusion for that
particular package, builds did seem to cease about the time of his
demise.
I'm
Well, this goes back to the reason I helped create the International
Association Of Visually Impaired Technologists. There doesn't seem to be
anybody taking systems admin accessibility seriously. I talked to Curtis
Chong of the NFB about this. The NFB spends a lot of it's resources
talking to M
You and I are in full agreement on this, John. In fact, Curtis Chong and
I talked through this very issue when he and I served together on the very
first Sec. 508 FACA. I clearly remember us discussing all the equipment in the
back office. We decided that, unless the task was climbing around and
I've never been involved in regulatory work and have not generally been
involved in advocacy work within the blind community.
However, I have been fairly involved in international standards work
which is somewhat related to regulatory work. I have a very solid
senior technology resume as well as
Hi, Sam:
Well, you've certainly made my ears stam up straight!
My work has been almost exclusively standards over the past dacde,
primarily Linux Foundation -- which we need to reinvigorate, W3C which
is highly productive just now, and also ISO SC35 the subcommittee on
user interfaces.
What are
