Dear George, “I live in a world that includes Ubuntu, macOS, and Windows. Organizations I work with use CentOS for large scale batch processing but make the users run Windows, so anything that makes it easier for developers to support multiple platforms is of interest.” Yeah, for me is windows as well, since a lot of programs I use, lambda for example, an accessible math editor, is packaged only for windows. But still, I wanna be able to use Linux for most of my work. Since I’ve installed Linux on a Mac, I have experience with Mac OS too, and it’s quite good in my opinion, also accessible. And, since I got started with ubuntu when starting with Linux, I have experience with that too. “Thanks for checking the Fedora rpms. It looks like visually impaired users will be encountering lots of changes for Wayland and the sound system going forward.” Heh, heh, heh! That’s all I have to say. Just for the fun of it, I upgraded to F34 before having to do a fresh reinstall, and well, the changes to the sound system are not fun. Pipewire I don’t think does even work, from what I could gather from the braille display, since orca, after log in, was not speaking at all. So, with the help of the braille display, I opened firefox, and navigated to some random YouTube video, and nothing plaied. So for now, audio is a big nono, and accessibility is as well. Hopefully they’ll fix it before April. Best regards. Francisco. From: George N. White III On Wed, 3 Mar 2021 at 18:25, Ed Greshko <ed.greshko@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
One of the advantages of systemd was supposed to be collecting some of the hidden magic of package installers into more visible and less distro-dependent systemd files.
The Changelog at britty.com for the 6.3 release says the systemd component was changed to create the brlapi group if it doesn't exist, so the same functionality as the script. Maybe the change was a response to systems that failed to run the install script. What creates the brltty group?
I live in a world that includes Ubuntu, macOS, and Windows. Organizations I work with use CentOS for large scale batch processing but make the users run Windows, so anything that makes it easier for developers to support multiple platforms is of interest. Thanks for checking the Fedora rpms. It looks like visually impaired users will be encountering lots of changes for Wayland and the sound system going forward. -- George N. White III |
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