Hi Cara,
Yes, but that wasn't what Michael was talking about. He was talking
about an accessible emulator like Wine, Dosbox, etc. I was merely
pointing out the problems with software emulators from an access
standpoint, and as you pointed out the only way to get Dos or Windows
games to work
Hi Michael,
I think you totally misunderstood what it is I'm creating. I'm writing
a game development toolkit, a game engine, written in Python 2.7 that
will allow developers to write games for Windows, Linux, or Mac using
cross-platform APIs like Pygame.It is not a game emulator which is
what
Hey, Thomas.
What about runing De Steno Games on the Mac?
If I was to get a emulator to run his games, will I be able to use voice over?
Or will it use Windows screen readers?
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Hi Michael,
No. That's the principle problem with emulators like Dosbox or Wine.
There is no way to use a screen reader like VoiceOver, Jaws,
Window-Eyes, Orca, whatever to read the text on the screen, and because
there are a number of special dependencies required to run a Windows
screen
Thomas, you can install Windows using BootCamp which would give you dos
support. -Unless I'm misunderstanding you, this would allow someone to play
those older games on the Mac, yes?…
Smiles,
Cara :)
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Hey, sometime last month Thomas had mention that he is working on a
program that will allow people to play games on other platforms.
So with that being said I was wondering two thing about that program.
First thing can a person take a game that they have on their machine
and put it through the
