Hello Rich
Le 05/01/2022 à 09:04, Rich Morin a écrit :
> In summary, I'm wondering what it would take to get versions of the more
> accessible OS distros set up to run (via a VM) on pmOS. Does anyone else
> think this is a feasible and/or worthwhile goal?
Feasible, hardly (I concur on what Jef
Greetings to all,
From my 22 years of being a Linux user and advocate, I have seen conversations
like the one's we have been having here in the last month, come up quite a bit.
I have started a few of those discussions myself. They are difficult because
there are lots of words used that have su
I don't have any experience with Qemu, but assuming it can run x86
guests on ARM hosts at all, my expectation is that a old model
smartphone would be incapable of running Gnome or Mate within a
virtual machine with anything approaching decent performance,
especially once you throw in the Accessibil
tl;dr: as a Linux user since 2004, I dont think creating an accessible
distributioon is a good idea. I prefer contributing to mainstream
distros than creating a new one, as such maintainance may require a lot
of work, the maintainers team is nearly always so small, so there is no
future warrant
tl; dr - Here are some ideas about creating and maintaining accessible Linux
distros. Your mileage may vary, void where prohibited by law.
Some Background
To let folks know where I'm coming from, I'll start out with some background.
I'm a sighted programmer who has been working with free soft
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