Ubuntu Express Accessibility

[Jason Grieves]

Great.  It looks like the last part may have been cut off? "This extra
window" I will be happy to work on some of the low vision
configuration/packages needed.  I didn't know if you had a template up yet,
or else I will throw up a table with

|v1|packages needed|configuration needed|

Something like that?

My friend Steve Kannel (20/1700) and I (20/200-20/400) are spending a lot
longer on the gnome-mag review than I originally planned.  I would rather
this document be complete and well thought out/tested.  As requested, we
will be doing some comparison with Zoomtext.  Steve has also found some
success with using Vmware + linux + Zoomtext for testing and learning of
linux.  This was a good way to put him through installation/start-up of AT
tools.  

The date for the next meeting sounds good to me.  Looking forward to working
with you all more,

Jason Grieves

-----Original Message-----
From: ubuntu-accessibility-bounces at lists.ubuntu.com
[mailto:ubuntu-accessibility-bounces at lists.ubuntu.com] On Behalf Of Henrik
Nilsen Omma
Sent: Tuesday, January 03, 2006 9:03 AM
To: ubuntu-accessibility at lists.ubuntu.com
Cc: Colin Watson
Subject: Ubuntu Express Accessibility

Hi,

I've reworked the Ubuntu Express Accessibility page at 
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuExpress/Accessibility after chatting with 
Colin about it before Xmas. The main focus will be on the gfxboot stage 
which boots the Live CD session. If that Live CD session can be 
furnished with assistive tools then we are a good part of the way to 
providing an accessible install path.

We now need to work out in detail which packages and configuration files 
need to be installed for each setting. Please add specific package names 
to that page for those cases you are familiar with and attach config 
files where that is warranted.

Thanks.

- Henrik



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