[BRLTTY] Footsteps towards better accessibility in Linux

[kperry at blinksoft.com]

You said,
I am not sure I understand you properly here, but if you are saying that
what NDVA produces in terms of braille is good, I for myself remain
unconvinced. I have no experience with Jaws but my impression regarding NDVA
is that it is a speech-"

I agree with you on NVDDA.  On Jaws though there is a structured mode where
they try to do intersting things with braille.  That doesn't mean they get
it all right.  You will notice Iddint' say it was good.  synthesis centered
screen reader where braille is treated more as a complement to the speech
synthesis than a first class citizen. To me, even the word "screen *reader*"
suggests what I'd call a bias towards speech sysnthesis.