Re: Blind accessibility of bug tracker?
In article <4419ACC4.3080507@allinplay.com> you write:
>My organization is considering switching to the Debian bug tracking
>software to handle our customer support and bug tracking needs (in that
>order). We used to use Jitterbug, and while kluky, it did the job and
>was very easy for our blind employees to use. We have heard good things
>about the Debian bug tracking system, and wanted to inquire if you
>currently have blind users of it and/or any data on the accessibility of
>the system?
>
>Thank you kindly for taking the time to answer our questions!
owner@bugs is for problems with Debian's own bug tracking system.
The debian-debbugs@lists.debian.org mailing list is the proper place
to discuss other uses of the same software. That mailing list CCed
and set as reply-to.
Generally, anyone who can send/receive text-only email and read
mostly-text web pages should be able to use debbugs. (Some boxes are
used to group sections of the web pages.) The packaged version is
rather dated, you'll probably want a more recent version from our
version-tracking system.
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