Info about display braille

Dave Mielke dave at mielke.cc
Wed Oct 5 13:37:24 UTC 2005


[quoted lines by Sauro Cesaretti on 2005/10/05 at 12:21 +0200]

>I'd like to know which display braille do you reccomend to me?
>I have to buy one so I'm looking for one display braillet
>that work with linux.

Many braille displays are supported on Linux. It'd be impossible to recommend
any one of them as being "the best" since each person's individual needs are
unique.

>Beside, I'm looking for one display that use USB connection

The USB-capable braille displays which are currently supported on Linux (via
release 3.7 of BRLTTY) are: Alva, Baum, Freedom Scientific, Handy Tech,
Papenmeier, Voyager.

>and it works with laptop computer.

This requirement will need some clarification. How must it work with a laptop?

>Ialread saw supervario display and the new
>version of vario40.
>Now I'm using the vario 40 display with serial interface.

The Varios are Baum displays, so, as you can see above, they are indeed
supported.

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