I write you from madrid, from sindominio a telematic project in madrid. We are a spanish community of debian users and i'm a low vision person. I like to thaks you for make this list and the writing of the manual.
un*rx a fecha de 19 de Mar de 2003, a las 05:31:29PM +0100, Boris Daix dijo ... > Hi, > > Here is the text output of the Debian GNU/Linux Accessibility > Manual, structure only (I have to start somewhere). We only have > illustrations for sight-impaired people stuff, but again, we'll > include other stuff as it comes. It's just to get feedback about > structure for this shot. > > The file is here, as it's not yet too big :-) I'm about to provide > an HTML version, and to set up a repository. Please do remarks on the > list so that we can discuss them here. > > Thanks > > > > Debian GNU/Linux Accessibility Manual > ------------------------------------- > > Boris Daix <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > DRAFT, v0.1 19 March 2003 > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > > Abstract > -------- > > The Debian GNU/Linux Accessibility Manual tries to cover all > accessibility aspects of a Debian GNU/Linux system. > > > Copyright Notice > ---------------- > > Copyright © 2003 Boris Daix > > Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document > under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License > (http://www.gnu.org/licenses/fdl.html), Version 1.2 or any later > version published by the Free Software Foundation; with no Invariant > Sections, no Front-Cover Texts, and no Back-Cover Texts. > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > > Contents > -------- > > 1. Preface > 1.1. Scope > 1.2. Obtaining the latest version of this document > 1.3. How to contribute ? > 1.4. Acknowledgments > 1.5. Conventions > > 2. Guidelines > 2.1. Guideline for administrators > 2.2. Guideline for developers > > 3. Specific tools > 3.1. Tools for sight-impaired people > 3.2. ... > > 4. Accessible tools > 4.1. Tools for sight-impaired people > 4.2. ... > > 5. Cookbook > 5.1. Cookbook for sight-impaired people > 5.2. ... > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > > 1. Preface > ---------- > > > 1.1. Scope > ---------- > > This manual is designed to be helpful for impaired people on one hand, > and for all other people that want to take care of accessibility > (administrators, developers, and so on) on the other. > > The structure of this document should allow not to read it from > beginning to end, and to come back to tips or whatever very fast. > > Of course all what's here is dedicated to Debian GNU/Linux, but I > guess most ideas may be ported somewhere else. And if it's not the > case, why wouldn't you install Debian ?... > > > 1.2. Obtaining the latest version of this document > -------------------------------------------------- > > Well, it's not even released. > > > 1.3. How to contribute ? > ------------------------ > > This manual is mainly fed with discussions on th Debian Accessibility > mailing-list. So it should be the first place to get involved : > simply giving your feedback on this document may help. > > To subscribe to the mailing-list, simply send a mail to > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> with "subscribe" in > its subject field. > > > 1.4. Acknowledgments > -------------------- > > Content > > > 1.5. Conventions > ---------------- > > Content > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > > 2. Guidelines > ------------- > > > 2.1. Guideline for administrators > --------------------------------- > > Content > > > 2.2. Guideline for developers > ----------------------------- > > Content > > 2.2.1. Upstream developers > -------------------------- > > Content > > 2.2.2. Debian developers > ------------------------ > > Content > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > > 3. Specific tools > ----------------- > > Content > > > 3.1. Tools for sight-impaired people > ------------------------------------ > > Content > > 3.1.1. Short-sighted people > --------------------------- > > Content > > 3.1.2. Blind people > ------------------- > > Content > > > 3.2. ... > -------- > > Content > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > > 4. Accessible tools > ------------------- > > Content > > > 4.1. Tools for sight-impaired people > ------------------------------------ > > Content > > 4.1.1. Short-sighted people > --------------------------- > > Content > > 4.1.2. Blind people > ------------------- > > Content > > > 4.2. ... > -------- > > Content > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > > 5. Cookbook > ----------- > > Content > > > 5.1. Cookbook for sight-impaired people > --------------------------------------- > > Content > > 5.1.1. Short-sighted people > --------------------------- > > Content > > 5.1.2. Blind people > ------------------- > > Content > > 5.1.2.1. Installing Debian GNU/Linux > ------------------------------------ > > Content > > 5.1.2.2. Browsing the Web > ------------------------- > > Content > > > 5.2. ... > -------- > > Content > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > > Debian GNU/Linux Accessibility Manual > > Boris Daix <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > DRAFT, v0.1 19 March 2003 > > > -- > Boris Daix > > "In Freedom We Trust" (IFWT) > (C) 2003 by Boris Daix ;-) -- "No importa si el gato es negro o blanco. Lo importante es si se como al raton" Deng Xiao-Ping
