Improving Visual Accessibility in FreeBSD
summary
An informal workshop introducing the FreeBSD Unix-like open-source operating system, aimed at users, sysadmins, developers and curious attendees. It covers installing and trying FreeBSD on a laptop, explains how to contribute to its development, and solicits suggestions and ideas specifically to improve visual accessibility.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 11:42FreeBSD open source OS
- 23:18Assistive tech and interfaces
- 31:36Virtual console accessibility
- 40:11Ports collection accessibility
- 44:27FreeBSD installer accessibility
- 48:16Sponsored projects and docs
- 53:13Contacts and community
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