Re: I am wondering about GOK!

[David Bolter <david bolter utoronto ca>]

Thanks Timothy,

There are a couple of ways to obtain gok and we'll try to keep this 
information up to date here:
http://www.gok.ca/releases.shtml

GOK is quite feature-rich and powerful despite its relatively young age. 
 It is still a little scruffy in places, and really would benefit from 
a growing gok user community that could provide feedback etc.

cheers,

David

ELLIOTT, TIMOTHY wrote:
> Add me to the gnome-accessibility mailing list. 
>
> Thank you!
>
> Hi Timothy,
>
> I'm going to look into those two technologies before I reply in depth.
> In the meantime do you mind if I add these emails to a mailing list
> where we do accessibility development?  That will enable us to
> possibly
> get more feedback and fit nd a better answer faster.  Let me know...
>
> cheers,
>
> David
> ELLIOTT, TIMOTHY wrote:
>
> >         My name is Tim Elliott and I want to move away from using
> > Microsoft Windows also I would like to use an unix-based operating
> > system. But I need an on-screen keyboard because I am a college
> > student with a physical disability and I am going to major in
>
> computer
>
> > science.  I am currently REACH Interface Author with Word Prediction
> > for Microsoft Windows and I am currently trying out KeyStrokes 3.1
>
> for
>
> > Mac OS X.  Check out their web sites
> > "http://www.ahf-net.com/reach.htm"; for REACH and
> > "http://www.assistiveware.com/keystrokes.php";  for KeyStokes 3.1.  I
> > understand that GOK is an on-screen keyboard for Linux .  How would
>
> I
>
> > go about obtaining it? Would I have to compile in order for me to
> > install , if so would it come with all of the files that I need to
> > compile it and to install it? Finally, how mature is it compare to
>
> the
>
> > other ones above?
> >
> > Thank you!