Hello, With all the other unix systems available, I am wondering whether it is worth learning about another text console screen reader so I could use non-linux unix systems. My question is though, how do the alternatives compare to speakup? Things I am considering in how they compare are: * How good are they to use * How advanced are they (speakup has a variety of tracking modes, window to read from, etc) * How frequently updated are they (looking at the yasr website the last release was over a year ago) So in comparing them is it worth looking at them or is speakup much better and the lack of it would make working on the other unix systems a pain? I know about emacspeak, and its probably worth learning it for an advanced editor, but I was more thinking about general screen readers like yasr. Michael Whapples
