Hi Samuel, Great initiative. I consider myself the perfect example of one willing to help but very disabled to actually test accessibility, as I don't need it for myself. [My current wifi connection is horrible, so I don't know if I will update the web-site soon.] On 08-10-13 23:01, Samuel Thibault wrote: > To give a example, bug #725290 is about emacspeak having to upgrade from > tcl 8.4 to tcl 8.5 or 8.6. The reporter could easily make sure that it > built fine, but he didn't know how to check that it actually *works* > fine. I will follow-up to that bug, but... I doubt it works without more modifications. I did look into this during adoption of the package, but at the time it did not seem trivial and IIRC requires tcl knowledge (which I haven't so far). As an example, see the comment that was removed in the "patch", where I state explicitly that we need 8.4 for now. > For emacspeak for instance, I'm not able to help > on the bug either, because I have no idea how one works with emacspeak, > so I'd need a very small documentation which would probably tell me > which emacs commands I have to type to start emacspeak, and what I > am supposed to hear, when, and when doing what. I will add it, but that is easy. Don't start /usr/bin/emacs, but start /usr/bin/emacspeak. If configured right (, emacs should start talking to you straight away. And now with the additional package of emacspeak-espeak-server it should be even possible without hardware devices. Paul
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