00:00 Going Linux #255 · Computer America #77

00:15 Introduction

01:08 Hello and welcome

06:24 Topic: The state of Accessibility in Linux

08:30 Why does the box shuts when installing applications in Fedora?

10:43 Jaws on 5 systems

12:18 Definition: Accessibility

13:33 Is open source accessibility expensive, like Windows accessibility programs tend to be?

17:09 Why is Jaws so expensive?

19:43 Assistive technology

23:15 Why is assistive technology important?

26:22 Why make a complete operating system for people with disabilities?

29:28 Google and Apple have done great work in text to speech and speech to text

30:12 Interview with Spencer Hunley

32:02 Examples of open source assistive technology

32:38 Orca screen reader

36:39 Screen magnifier

37:48 On-screen keyboard

38:37 eViacam head and eye tracking

41:01 Dasher text entry interface

42:48 OpenDyslexic font

47:22 eViacam details

50:31 Jim: File sharing on a Windows network

59:00 David: Lubuntu question

66:22 Arch slay command issue

70:09 Mario: Wants Tahoma font

72:58 Steve: 16 hour upgrade from he11!

82:01 Will: Find the episode listing

84:11 Curbuntu: AutoKey issues

90:28 Joe: Are 64-bit drivers still a problem?

95:43 Curbuntu: A "going mac" question

99:48 David: Flash is no longer working

103:38 goinglinux.com, [email protected], +1-904-468-7889, @goinglinux, feedback, listen, subscribe

105:08 End