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New documentation project for blind Linux users and all the others

When he realized that custom documentation for Free Software is needed for vision-impaired users, Tony Baechler offered to launch a dedicated service. I asked Tony what exactly he hopes to set up and how it should work.

Why custom documentation for Free Software is needed for vision-impaired users

(this is the second part of an interview to Tony Baechler about the usability of Free Software by vision-impaired users).

Linux, a very powerful but still almost unknown environment for vision-impaired users

Back in 2006, I wrote that the Free Software community and disabled users must learn to communicate and invited Free Software developers to do their part. Last week I interviewed Tony Baechler, an active member of the Blinux mailing list, to check how things are going in 2010, and to know more about a very interesting project for Linux vision-impaired users he’s trying to launch.

A family's experience with Free Software, the Internet and autism

Ubuntu is a computer operating system alternative to Windows, but free of license costs and well suited to families and schools. When I read this message on the mailing list for Ubuntu Italian users: