On Tue, Sep 13, 2016 at 8:41 AM, Stefan Monnier monnier@iro.umontreal.ca wrote:
Wouldn't that community better served by a "libre" (1) USB braille keyboard, that could be hooked to anything that has usb, and something like that as a display (I dont' know which technology those kind of displays need for cabling)
But the user would still need to carry around that keyboard plus a "standard" computer (I guess it could be a tablet).
On the flip side a "braille EOMA housing" with an EOMA A20 card inside could be turned into a "dumb USB braille keyboard" via the A20's OTG port.
Seems like a good use of an EOMA68 passthrough card. If you're not using the chassis to house a computer card, put a passthrough card in that exposes the keyboard as a USB port.
Stefan
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