Mario Lang <mlang@email-addr-hidden> writes:
> blind users
OT:
I find that applications for blind people suits me
perfectly. Everything has a clear way of doing things; issuing a
simple and clear command.
Being able to issue commands yields more benefits; f.ex speech
recognition; it's very easy to bind a speech recognition system to
direct commands (while watching an rms speech). Also would be the same
for a speech synth telling you the command that the system did. (when
you're eyes are closed in bed, listening to an rms speech).
When you build in a scheme interpreter into an application, f.ex at
the bottom of ardour, you're not only doing it for the blind people,
you're also empowering the user.
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Received on Tue Sep 20 00:15:13 2005
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