[BRLTTY] Footsteps towards better accessibility in Linux

[Sébastien Hinderer]

Brian Buhrow (2025/04/17 07:54 -0700):
> 	I'm not yet familiar with Orca, but to say NVDA is written in python is misleading.  Most
> of it is in python, but there are core portions which are written in C++.  So, yes, I would say
> that if Orca is written purely in python, it probably does affect its
> performance.

Not that I want to invalidate what has been said, but I think the screen
rendering tool is only one building block of the final user experience.
The whole accessibility stack matters and I guess it would require quite
a bit of work to mesure performances in a menute way, in a way which
isolates each component. Such data would be super useful though.

Seb.