[Athen] Resources for Computer Science and a Screenreader User

[Stephen (Alex) Marositz]

Greetings David

I've found Pluma to be the best text editor for use with Orca. It comes preinstalled with Mate but in actuality most text editors work fine.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pluma_(editor)

Now, it will not have some of the more advanced features that a programing text editor will have of course.


HTH
Stephen Alex Marositz
ATI Coordinator
CSUDH
Ext 3077

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Hello Everyone,

I will be working with a student in Computer Science this spring.  It has been a few years, probably coming up on 10, since I have worked with a screenreader user in this field.  The students first question was about a Linux text editor that would be screenreader friendly.  It has been long-enough that I don't even know if the terminal programs I last used, let alone any text editors, are even still available.  Does anyone know of web resources, and e-mail list etc., that I can work with to take a crash course and try to get caught up?

Thanks,
David Schwarte

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