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It sounds like they cater specifically to "the aural and visually impaired", but I can't figure out how?
by cosgrove 4y ago
It sounds like they cater specifically to "the aural and visually impaired", but I can't figure out how?
- simonh 4y agoAs a primarily text based interface I suppose it's well suited to assistive technologies like screen readers. I worked with a blind user back in the 90s who stuck with DOS and a terminal into a Unix server long after Windows/XWindows were common due to better compatibility with the assistive tech he was using.