Hi Janina. You wrote: > I wonder if the new, "open," license of Solaris will now allow us to put > Speakup and/or Brltty into the Solaris kernel? As you probably already understood from previous answers, it is not possible to include brltty in the Solaris kernel, because brltty is a user mode program. It makes no sense to include it "as-is" in any kernel. An this has nothing to do with the licence, the reasons are purely technical. > That would certainly lead > the way to an accessible installation for blind users. Although brltty cannot be included in the kernel, I agree that every effort should be made to include it in Solaris in a way allowing to use it during the installation. To my mind, this point appears as essential: I tend to be reluctent to trying a new operating system if I know I'll first have to hack the installation so that I can run it on my own. And I don't want someone else to install an operating system for me :-) Cheers, Sébastien. _______________________________________________ Blinux-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/blinux-list