REAPER is what desktop software is supposed to be, y'all.
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REAPER is what desktop software is supposed to be, y'all. 12MB download, 128MB uncompressed, does everything beautifully, fast as hell.
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REAPER is what desktop software is supposed to be, y'all. 12MB download, 128MB uncompressed, does everything beautifully, fast as hell.
@swelljoe It's fortunate that REAPER also has an open enough plugin system that a third party could do the work to make it practically accessible with a screen reader via a plugin. Most conscious attempts to make such efficient software wouldn't have that additional feature.
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@swelljoe It's fortunate that REAPER also has an open enough plugin system that a third party could do the work to make it practically accessible with a screen reader via a plugin. Most conscious attempts to make such efficient software wouldn't have that additional feature.
@matt oh, yeah, i didn't think about that. I knew they used their own toolkit for the GUI, which usually means poor accessibility. Do you know if there are any DAWs that have good accessibility from the vendor without a plugin?
I have no experience with accessibility for desktop software, as I've only ever worked on the problem for websites. I should read up on AccessKit, I guess.
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@kevingranade @eniko (without loss of generality) my guess is some find it hurts less if they can convince themselves they're not being swindled by the status quo
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@eniko I recall being absolutely flabbergasted by someone purporting to be involved in AA game production insisting that Steam deserves that 30% cut on the sole basis of handling distribution since they had just lost a similar argument about them deserving it based on promoting games.
It doesn't matter what scale your game is operating at, you can handle distribution for far less than 30% of your revenue.
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I have now added an #XSLT support detector to my website pages.
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@aeva @lritter It does not. (Source: I grew up in Germany which only enacted a smoking ban in public closed spaces mid-2008.) And our 90s were just as neon-infused as yours
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@lritter @rygorous kinda like how everything was brown in the 80s. I wonder if this trend coincides with the decline of smoking
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