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I started using Emacspeak in the late 1990's, and probably peaked ~2003-2006. I have associates with visual impairments ranging from nothing (i.e.,completely g
by Rediscover 4y ago
I started using Emacspeak in the late 1990's, and probably peaked ~2003-2006.
I have associates with visual impairments ranging from nothing (i.e.,completely gone (i.e. "blind")) to severe mis-alignment of vertical focus, ...and the standard of colour-blindness. I try to help them to the best of my abilities.
My own acuity (currently) allows the use of monospace typefaces/fonts and grey-scales. There are times when my vision cuts out pretty bad. I assume it will get worse and sometime in the future I think I will rely on Emacspeak. Also, pointer/mouse use is almost a complete wash for me.
Hence the "plan B" You mentioned.
Edit: I do not want to lose access to computers (screw networked ones (love those)), I really love (almost) any programming environment