Re: [orca-list] Speech-dispatcher library for C#?

[Rastislav Kiss <rastislav kish gmail com>]

Hello Nikita,
wow! I didn't have an idea that such mailing lists even exist in first
place. :D
I guess I should invest more time into searching these communities, as
they will most likely have more potential users to communicate with.

Best regards

Rastislav
V Piatok,  31. júl 2020 o 15:28 +0300, Nikita via orca-list napísal(a):
> Hi Rastislav,
> There are several mailing lists for blind mathematicians and other
> scientists.
> It makes sense to announce your MathML project there.
> 1. The list for blind mathematicians
> Posting blindmath nfbnet org
> Subscription blindmath-request nfbnet org?subject=subscribe
> 2. The List for Blind social scientists
> Posting social-sciences-list nfbnet org
> Subscription social-sciences-list-request nfbnet org?subject=subscrib
> e
> 3. The list for blind users of the R (there is a large concentration
> of statisticians)
> Posting blindrug nfbnet org
> Subscription blindrug-request nfbnet org?subject=subscribe
> Best regards, Nikita.
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: orca-list <orca-list-bounces gnome org> On Behalf Of Rastislav
> Kiss via orca-list
> Sent: Friday, July 31, 2020 1:21 AM
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> Subject: Re: [orca-list] Speech-dispatcher library for C#?
>
> Hello,
> I meaned some mailing lists about blind people and Linux, that's
> probably a better formulation. Something like Eyes-free mailing list
> for Android. People were sharing there basically everithing related
> to
> our community, from screenreader updates, through recommendations to
> mailing apps to experiences with phones, tablets, etc.
> If one released an app and wanted it to be noticed by as many blind
> people as possible, Eyes-free was the best place. If one wanted
> experiences of others with NVIDIA shell TV Box and its accessibility,
> Eyes-free was the best place. And if one simply wanted to ask for a
> program to do something, for example ocr a document, Eyes-free was
> again very helpful.
>
> Searching a related community is a good point for some of my
> projects,
> for example my Ride code editor for Linux probably won't get high
> attention on places with small concentration of developers.
> But with most of them it's bit more complicated. Chinfusor for
> example
> is designed to be used by people who speak more languages, but
> whether
> those people, especially if they're not technical, would be present
> in
> speech-dispatcher mailing list... I don't know.
> A program for reading MathML is my other project. Its target audience
> are blind high-school students, university students, scientists from
> many areas such as mathematics, physics, artificial intelligence,
> informatics and many more.
> if there was a mailing-list like eyes-free, all of those people would
> likely to be present there, as all of them are blind and use Linux,
> so
> they want to have an image, what's happening in the Linux
> accessibility
> for blind world.
>
> Plus I have projects with much wider target groups, like a program to
> ocr user's screen. It can be used by any blind person, and is only
> related to blind people using Linux.
>
> It would need a solid, heavily-linuxified community. :)
>
> Best regards
>
> Rastislav
> V Štvrtok,  30. júl 2020 o 20:11 +0200, Samuel Thibault napísal(a):
> > Rastislav Kiss via orca-list, le jeu. 30 juil. 2020 19:58:55 +0200,
> > a
> > ecrit:
> > > this question is probably quite off-topic here
> >
> > The problem is not really being off-topic (it's relatively close to
> > orca-list), but that you will miss reaching the set of people who
> > would
> > most probably have a proper answer.
> >
> > > Btw, is there a mailing list related to Linux accessibility in
> > > general?
> >
> > I don't think there is, because that would be too vague:
> > accessibility
> > for non-sighted? Accessibility for muscular impairement? Concerning
> > the
> > web? The desktop? Text reading? Screen magnification? Debian?
> > RedHat?
> > ...
> >
> > > One example is my Chinfusor project, the speech-dispatcher engine
> > > for
> > > reading multi-alphabetical texts,
> >
> > That would probably be useful to discuss on the speechd list.
> >
> > > What would be the correct place to inform about these things?
> >
> > For new projects, I would say send a note on mailing lists of
> > projects
> > that resemble most to yours, since the people following it may want
> > to
> > follow yours for similar reasons. Also, Linux distribution mailing
> > lists
> > could be useful so that the software gets packaged.
> >
> > Samuel
>
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