DocBook and introduction

[Emma Jane Hogbin]

Phil Bull wrote:
> Would you like to take a look at the Assistive Tools section of the
> documentation, perhaps? We (hurriedly) adapted the GNOME Accessibility
> Guide last release cycle, so it probably has quite a few rough edges
> which need attention.

I'd be happy to. It's been a while since I've looked at any specific
accessibility tools within Linux, but I'm very familiar with most of the
concepts they'd be trying to accomplish. I assume you're referring to
this page: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Accessibility ? I just
tried a few of the instructions and instantly ran into problems with
orca. At the very least I feel the need to figure out if it's something
quirky with my computer, or something else...


> Other than that, we have the usual bug-fixing and reviewing that needs
> to be done if you'd prefer, or anything else that you can think of
> really!

I'm happy to start at the beginning of the alphabet with Accessibility
and move on to other tasks as need be. :)


regards,
emma

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