Re: [orca-list] Changing the keybindings to be JAWS-like or

[Milton <milton tomaatnet nl>]

The first time I use a screen reader in Windows I had to learn how to do 
that. The same with Linux and Orca. People are aware of this. My point 
is that the learning curve will not be hard for Windows users. all 
starts to know where to find more information and the manual.
Milton

op 15-05-14 00:38, John Heim schreef:
> Come on people! New users aren't going to know how to customize the key
> bindings.  They aren't going to be able to use the screen reader in
> order to  change the keybindings. If they  could use the screen reader
> well enough to change the key bindings, they wouldn't need to change the
> key bindings.
>
> Well, I can recognize a certain value in leaving the key bindings the
> way they are just because we are all used to them. Seems a little
> selfish to me. Personally, I have sympathy for those trying to make the
> transition to linux.  It is difficult enough to learn a new operating
> system as it is if you are blind.
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