"Honaker, Larry (DSIO-MS)" <lhonaker@dsio.dla.mil> writes: > First question, are there any braille and speech access packages for > x-windows so that a blind person can work with in the Unix environment > competently? Well, Gnopernicus aims to be a free solution, but it is limited to GNOME2. You might want to look at http://portal.beam.ltd.uk/xvil/ which provides a somewhat more generic solution for X Window System programs, but appears to be not really free. > Second question, are there blind professionals out there working strictly in > a Unix environment? I'm sure there are more. I'm one of them. > If so, what adaptive technology are you using to accomplish your > job? I'm using a 80-char braille display and brltty. THen I also use the Real Weasel VGA card to be able to do fresh installs of Linux on new PCs on my own without having to consult a coworker... > Any info would be greatly appreciated. Well, the UNIX job-area is really large. Maybe you could tell us a little more, what you need, what the requirements are and so on. -- CYa, Mario _______________________________________________ Blinux-list@redhat.com https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/blinux-list