On Fri, Feb 27, 2009 at 9:09 PM, Willie Walker wrote:
> * Eitan writes up the Dots description
>
I'll have a paper on the list by tomorrow.
Cheers!
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On Fri, 2009-02-27 at 14:09 -0500, Willie Walker wrote:
> Hi Bryen:
>
> Before throwing in the towel for the VizAudio solution, I think we
> should still give the interns a choice, but clearly mark the VizAudio
> one as one that will have no technical mentorship and that those
> involved (e.g.,
Hi Bryen:
Before throwing in the towel for the VizAudio solution, I think we
should still give the interns a choice, but clearly mark the VizAudio
one as one that will have no technical mentorship and that those
involved (e.g., the libnotify folks) tend to be very unresponsive to
questions.
2009/2/27 Bryen :
> So, if there's no further discussion, I'm putting my support to DOTS for
> HFOSS inclusion. I think it is a great project and covers a specific
> need that helps us compete better with other proprietary solutions.
Bryen thanks for being a "decent chap" about this.
It's great w
Alrighty, so we've had at least some discussion on the pros and cons of
both proposed projects here on the list, plus some discussions online in
IRC. Here's where I stand now.
While I personally truly want to see the VizAudio concept get off the
ground, its clear its not quite ready for something
Willie Walker escribió:
Sohey two interns, three projects. Maybe we let the interns
decide what they want to work on? If that's the path we take, let's
still at least try to line up a technical mentor for the VizAudio task
and a mentor with braille expertise for the Dots task.
I agree
2009/2/24 Bryen :
> Reach:
> DOTS reaches the market where braille printers (embossers) exist. How
> large that market is, is not clear at this time. VizAudio can reach a
> broader market without need for additional hardware and is beneficial
> not only for Deaf users, but also for anyone who wis
Hi All:
Bryen - thanks for writing this up. :-)
http://mail.gnome.org/archives/gnome-accessibility-list/2009-February/msg00046.html
vs.
http://mail.gnome.org/archives/gnome-accessibility-list/2009-February/msg00056.htm
I think both have strong positives and strong negatives. It's hard. I
In yesterday's meeting there was some discussion about HFOSS projects.
We already agreed on sending MouseTrap for one project and we're now in
the final week of determining which project to send to HFOSS for the
second intern.
This must be discussed and decided upon by the end of this week.
In pr
