Hi,
thanks for your reply.
I use ubuntu myself now, i always work in the console. I have no idea: is
the haiku console realy text-mode or is it just part of the graphical
environment? For example: in ubuntu it is possible to login to the
consoles in full text mode. in this mode brltty can provide all
information to the braille display. but you can also enter the terminal
with gnometermilan, but this terminal is in fact part of the graphic
environment and brltty will show noting, unless orca(the gnome
screenreader) is used. so if haiku has a real text-console porting brltty
to haiku would make it accessibel for the blind.
suggestion: maybe it is a good idea to add a package to depot something
like(nightly vs beta1) so the whole list of missing packages form a
nightly build can be installed at once.
I googled around a bit but some things are not clear to me:
has someone already watched netflix with haiku, is that already possible
with the webpositive browser? or watching tv-show from other sources like
fmovies.to does that work?
The problem is a hp pavillion with amd a4 6210, 6gb ram 1tb harddrive,
radeon r3 video, broadcom bcm43142 wireless card. In windows it is
unusably slow, in ubuntu it is still slow, and wifi is unstable. so i
wanted to try something completely different, haiku sounds as a nice os.
best regards, dick
