Hello, First I'd advise to put as more prioritized task to implement something like linux' /dev/vcsa, because that will permit all kinds of accessibility applications like brltty, screader, etc. It shouldn't be very difficult, it's just that it did never happen to have both a BSD developper and accessibility people working on that together :) Tony Baechler, le Fri 11 Jul 2008 10:54:36 -0700, a ?crit : > I know that it would be impossible to port > the source directly to FreeBSD, but I would think that some of the > driver code could be reused since a synthesizer would act the same > regardless of the OS. Agreed. The drivers are btw quite cleaner now, and it would be relatively easy to port that information. I think what can be inherited as well is the way one browses the screen: I guess during the past speakup has seen modifications to make it more efficient, it'd be good to reuse that knowledge. Samuel
