I also agree that the claim of the first accessible Linux is a tad far fetched and maybe the most accessible Ubuntu Linux live cd for the Visually Impaired. Is more accurate? We all fall victim to claims of self grandeur at times, especially when it our baby.
I think that the proof is in the pudding as Tony has said himself the community will decide. I have no issues with slightly misleading marketing if it saves any disabled people money and opens up more opportunity for them. This is not to undermine what has been done in the past by other groups and if there are better products for those people they will find them. But we all need a starting point and if you are forced to spend a small fortune to start on a computer many people who can, either can not or don't. So all in all keep up the good work make sure you add in a feature that forces the user to change their password at least and maybe their username after an install and I will stop worrying about security. NL -- Ubuntu-accessibility mailing list Ubuntu-accessibility@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-accessibility
