I just took the survey. I had some trouble with it, but I think I got
the right items in the right fields. I then did follow the Contact link
and write a message urging the inclusion of Linux and Orca in future
surveys. (I also noted that I didn't see Voiceover mentioned, either,
and I know a fair number of blind folks who use it for most if not all
of what they do on the computer.) Although I have no reason to think
I've made the relevant points as well as others who've gone ahead of me,
I hope that mine can at least be one more vote for greater inclusion.
I'll see if anybody writes back.
Al
On 10/10/2017 09:16 PM, Linux for blind general discussion wrote:
Hi folks,
I am trying again in case my first post was considered to be spam...the
word survey in the subject line.
Please take this annual screen reader survey.
https://webaim.org/projects/screenreadersurvey7/
In fact if you are involved in development of Linux screen reader
efforts, take the survey, please, and contact the researchers.
There is not a single reference to Linux in the entire thing.
Additionally, while other appears as a choice, there is no text field
to provide your alternative in context.
We discussed how well known Linux access is in general before. because
this particular survey is well respected and widely distributed, this
is a fine place to begin making sure more than windows and the mac
define accessibility.
Kare
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