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Roy Bamford wrote: |
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> On 2009.05.24 02:44, William Hubbs wrote: |
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> [snip] |
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> Random reply to thread |
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> > William Hubbs |
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> > gentoo accessibility team lead |
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> > williamh@g.o |
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> Put all the downloads for a minimal gentoo install into dial up |
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> context. You need the minimal CD, the stage 3, the portage snapshot, a |
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> bootloader and a kernel. |
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> An extra 20Mb in that total size is trivial. |
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> Having done a few remote installs for blind users dropping into |
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> #gentoo, I understand the frustration that lack of accessibility |
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> causes. |
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> Please add accessibility to Gentoo install media and help our users to |
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> help themselves. |
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I haven't heard anyone say they are against having this yet. The size |
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is being discussed but it is not blocking it from being added to the |
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CD. I'm on dial-up and the time is not trivial to me but I still think |
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it is worth having the software on the CD for people that can't see the |
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screen. I'm evening thinking a person could install Gentoo with no |
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monitor. Like maybe a server or something. |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |
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