@blindtech Also, I’m not disputing the accessibility of the iPhone, I’m disputing your assertion that the blind community would be more free
@blindtech BTW, aren’t you the guy who was the Blind DJ way back when?
@blindtech Linux is a Unix-based OS. Yes I understand the differences. Trust me, you’re not the only one who’s worked with other OSes.
@blindtech No, it’s not just my oppinion. You can’t develop for the iPhone unless you follow Apple’s set of rules, or jail break it.
@blindtech which is also a Linux, and so also a Unix derivitive, has accessibility.
@blindtech And I also agree that built-in accessibility is a good thing. But we’re not going to be free until the Android OS,
@blindtech Granted, I don’t subscribe to the view that WMobile is perfect, it has its problems.
@blindtech And please don’t call me sweetheart. That term of endearment is reserved for my boyfriend.
@blindtech OK, in a nutshell then, both Windows and the Mac/iPhone OS are proprietary. Except the Mac OS is more locked down than WMobile is
@blindtech Do you have any understanding of Linux/Unix, because if you don’t nothing I say is going to make any sense.
@blindtech Access I’ll give you. Freedom, on the other hand, not so much. You’ve traded one set of proprietary conditions for another.
@blindtech Because not all of us wish to buy into the Apple Cult.
@khoath Yes this is true about Magic. Although half the time I use those names because they’re somewhat humorous.
@msippi Have I ever told you two how much you really suck?
@seedofeulogy Yep that’s true.
@seedofeulogy Also like crapmate, flaws for windows, and tragic screen magnification.
@seedofeulogy Yeah I think so too.
@seedofeulogy Yeah I know. I just wanted to have an opportunity to use my favorite name for it. Grin.
@seedofeulogy Yes, I own Broken Book 8. Just need to go dig out the external optical drive, then find the CD.
Need to put some sort of OCR engine on this netbook.