Linux livecd with brailleaccess.

[Aldo]

On Mon, Feb 06, 2006 at 08:51:19AM -0500, Lee Maschmeyer wrote:
> There's also Cygwin (www.cygwin.com). It's a Linux environment that runs 
> under Windows. Brltty runs native in this environment and, though there are 
> some rough edges, you can switch tasks between Cygwin and Windows and have 
> the best (or worst if you so desire :-) of both worlds without needing to 
> reboot. Many Linux programs won't run under Cygwin but the success rate is 
> increasing all the time. As a vehicle for getting back into Linux it's more 
> than adequate.
> 
Just a few questions:

- can you use Jaws in X? (probably not) but how about switching from 
Cygwin+brltty to W$+JFW: who's the braille driver then?

- is it safer than when running Window$ alone? or as unsecure as 
Window$ uses to be? (still need proprietary antivirus soft for ex.?)

- is it more stable than Window$ uses to be?

@ld0