The operation of a personal computer requires great peace of mind.
(Paraphrased from Robert Pirsig.)
Anyone u$ing negative catch phra$e$ like Window$ or Do$ or Jaw$ won't get
nowhere. Each computer system has weaknesses and strengths. Flexibility on
the part of the user is a plus.
There's nothing wrong with the stability of a modern Windows system. I've
had mine up for weeks, though I hate $pinning that fan for no purpo$e
regardle$$ of which operating $y$tem i$ in u$e and tend to shut down my
computer to $ave re$ource$.
I believe there are free antivirus programs under Windows; if one can't be
found you're free to write your own. I know CLAM/AV is present under Cygwin
though I know nothing about the package on either Fedora or Cygwin.
One can use Jaws instead of brltty in Cygwin, and there is an X component of
Cygwin. Whether Jaws can deal with it in that environment I have no idea.
There is allegedly a Windows version of X, and I think a few people have
even used it. But remember that X has had its accessibility hooks for only
about 20 years.
--
Lee Maschmeyer
<lee_maschmeyer@xxxxxxxxx>
"Be kind to your fur-bearing friends,
For a skunk may be somebody's brother."
--Fred Allen
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