On 18/10/13 01:29, tapper wrote:
hi what's going on with the new Ubuntu: can i as a blind computer
user install it with speech. are you going to update the wiki or even
do a blog post about it. i will be very happy if you can get back to
me and let me no as win 8 is a pile! thanks Tapper
hi alan,
well if this would be the only problems in ubuntu 13.10 i would say it
would be pretty accessible and things.
but unfortunately also additionally to petr's message there are also
still the issues with the dash which you invoke with the super key.
nothing seems to read over here.
Remember too that development resources, including those in the area of
accessibility, are stretched pretty thin right now with the move to Mir
and the new Unity that will span all sorts of mobile and set top /
desktop platforms.
I'd suggest sticking to Ubuntu 12.04 for now. That's what I
hi what's going on with the new Ubuntu: can i as a blind computer user
install it with speech. are you going to update the wiki or even do a
blog post about it. i will be very happy if you can get back to me and
let me no as win 8 is a pile! thanks Tapper
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Hello, Tapper.
From my understanding, due to limited resources and so forth, the focus
of making Ubuntu accessible will be geared mainly toward Long-Term
Support (LTS) releases. Ubuntu's next LTS release will be Ubuntu 14.04,
likely to be released in April 2014. If you are wanting to stick
