Re: [orca-list] C(++ And orca?

[Fernando Botelho <Fernando Botelho F123 org>]

I second everything that was said about Emacs and Emacspeak.


Emacspeak will be featured rather prominently in the next version of 
F123 Visual, a distro we launched in 2010. if you want to contribute 
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Best,


Fernando



On 04/08/2017 09:36 AM, Jason White via orca-list wrote:
> Alan Ghelardi <alan ghelardi gmail com> wrote:
> > I'm a software engineer and I work every day with Emacs. I'm very satisfied
> > with the functionalities of this editor and I regret for not having used it
> > before. Since Emacs is originally a text editor for terminals, it is very
> > suited for blind developers. You do everything within text buffers (from
> > coding, navigating in the file tree to reading Slack messages or issuing
> > Shell commands) through homogeneous commands or keybindings. In summary,
> > there are not annoying distractions or complexities that are so common in
> > graphical based environments.
>
> Yes, Emacs is excellent and definitely recommended. For anyone who needs to
> write documents, I would also recommend Emacs with AUCTeX mode and LaTeX as an
> alternative to having to deal with word processors.
>
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