aaronMay 12
Here it is. Post 2 in my series on #Linux #accessibility. This time, I'm digitally screaming about the audio stack.
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https://fireborn.mataroa.blog/blog/i-want-to-love-linux-it-doesnt-love-me-back-post-2-the-audio-stack-is-a-crime-scene/
#a11y #linuxAudio #linuxAccessibility
I Want to Love Linux. It Doesn’t Love Me Back: Post 2 – The Audio Stack Is a Crime Scene — fireborn

Show threadLuca RuggeriMay 12
@fireborn #linux won't change until people understand that testing and programming needs to be paid. Spend some buck on your favorite distro or project, ask for better management or better testing.
Show threadaaronMay 12
@lcruggeri It needs to be paid, yes. By companies. There are some huge companies behind Linux and various parts of the stack. I wonder how many are funding accessibility efforts? IBM, a little. Oracle bought Sun Microsystems and cut the accessibility team. The Gnome foundation does some work on it but the processes are still a work in progress.
Show threadLuca RuggeriMay 12
@fireborn people need to pay also. Micro payments, but those help too
Show threadLuca Ruggeri
@fireborn think about it, Office may cost 100 euro, for example. Why don't you give 1/10th to LibreOffice id you use it? Multiply for many people and money for testing are here now
May 12 at 12:28pmWeb