Re: [orca-list] The State Of Linux Accessibility

[kk <krmane gmail com>]

Yes some have vivid issues and some have advantages over other aspects.
But great thing about Linux and the Gnome story shows it, that things 
can get fixed pretty fast and at the behest  of users.
Look at the eferts Joanie and a few others are putting.
Many times a site which is not accessible is pointed out by some one and 
Joanie has been quick enough to work on this.
I am sure in proprietary software such a thing does not happen in general.
Our freedom matters.
Happy hacking.
Krishnakant.


On Wednesday 05 August 2015 05:34 PM, Jason White wrote:
> Christopher Chaltain <chaltain gmail com> wrote:
>   
> > IMHO, your friends' information is dated or biased, and I tend to discount
> > anyone who has such one sided views.
> Having used six different operating systems (Linux, Android, OS X, iOS, Chrome
> OS and MS-Windows) within the last year, my conclusion is that they all have
> drawbacks. In particular, the accessibility issues are similar in most
> environments.
>
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