*sigh* submitted an issue asking for some accessibility work to be done to a software package and the response was "there's no audience for this, someone who actually uses a screen reader should submit this request". I am definitely not the person to reply to this and have no idea how to do so in a reasonable manner.
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Sam Whited (sam@social.coop)'s status on Monday, 04-Nov-2024 04:25:32 JST Sam Whited - alcinnz repeated this.
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Sam Whited (sam@social.coop)'s status on Tuesday, 05-Nov-2024 06:29:25 JST Sam Whited Related: I'm trying, once again, to get speakup working on Linux. However, I can find no documentation or useful information anywhere on how this is supposed to work if your distro doesn't come with it pre-configured. I think I have the kernel module loaded, and I think I have the default output set to espeakup, but I never can get it to talk. Suggestions welcome.
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Jeff Bigham :donate8dollars: (jbigham@hci.social)'s status on Tuesday, 05-Nov-2024 07:06:05 JST Jeff Bigham :donate8dollars: @sam no idea what would work, you might try, "This is incorrectly coded, it's a bug. I'm not sure why you would bother a screen reader user with reproducing an obvious error in the code."