Re: [orca-list] Luke you can not go. All The libraries are now accessible before the blind

[Fernando Botelho <Fernando Botelho F123 org>]

Hello Sathyan,

Thank you for writing to Luke, I am sure he will be back eventually.

I am responding because of your mention of an accessible typing tutor 
software. Can you point us to github or any other repositories 
containing the source code for this major contribution to accessibility?

Thank you,

Fernando


On 11/23/2017 12:41 AM, Sath Linux wrote:
>         Dear Luke,
> You are not going anywhere, but work with us the community most needed
> of you. Whatever work you have done is in our heart and please
> understand that it has caused dreams come true for many. Luke, I lost
> my sight at the age of ten and the most worrying thing was the lose of
> my ability to read the printed. Now we have developed a distribution
> of our own (accessible coconut) You see luke, which can read almost
> all the prominent languages of the world. Now visually impaired
> community has the access to any library in the world. Luke, This is
> all for your work that we could develop lios that enabled the
> under-abled.
> We are happy to tell my community that we have a system wide six key
> Brailler mode for typing language, accessible tuxtype and tuxmaths for
> practicing typing skill in different languages, that too in a gameful
> manner, Xboard an accessible front end chess, accessible musical
> instrument LMMS for playing music and accessible coconut for all
> computational purpose. We plan to develop many things.
> Luke whatever we have done is done standing on the ground you have dug
> and prepared. I don't think that world is so cheap a place to throw
> away freedom and openness for that thirty silver coins.
> With prayers
> Sathyan.
> visit cocofrix.com