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The sentiment expressed in many comments here are why it's only a matter of time before regulators are going to come down hard on the software industry with som
by avar 8y ago
The sentiment expressed in many comments here are why it's only a matter of time before regulators are going to come down hard on the software industry with some ADA-esque law, and they'll probably be right to do so.
Making a physical device accessible to everyone gets into zero-sum design decisions, whereas Google's going to have a hard time arguing that a feature X11 has had for decades is something beyond its resources to implement.
- SilasX 8y ago>Google's going to have a hard time arguing that a feature X11 has had for decades is something beyond its resources to implement. I don't know, Mozilla had an easy time justifying how they broke the key remapping API with no replacement [1], even though Super Metroid (1992), on the SNES, allowed you to do that. SMH. [1] Extensions can remap keys ... after a tab's page has loaded. Which means that if you have move-tab-left/right remapped, you can't sail through the tabs because they'll randomly stop to wait for the page to reload.