GRML and Speakup

[John G. Heim]

There is really nothing to join. It's not like there are dues or 
anything. We have both a mediawiki wiki and a wordpress blog. I don't 
know anything about posting files with either mediawiki or wordpress 
although I'm sure it can be done. I would think having either a wiki 
page or a blog would be important regardless of how the upload is done. 
When people ask about a talking version of debian, you'd point them to 
the wiki or to your blog.

You know what might be cool would be for me to set you up as a blogger 
and you could write a debian accessibility blog.  Possible topics could 
be your own talking distro, the grub-init-tune script I wrote, and 
patching a kernel for speakup. I can help you with ideas for topics and 
with the technical stuff. Not to say you need technical help but I could 
make it so at least some of your blog posts didn't take a whole lot of 
work on your part. I'm sure the people on this list would help too.

I can give you ssh access and create a blog for you.  Or you can just 
sign up at the wiki yourself. I think if you really want to do it right, 
what you might want to do is write a blog at www.iavit.org and post the 
downloads at sourceforge or someplace.  I used to have a sourceforge 
account but they broke accessibility for a short time years ago and I 
haven't been back since. But it seems a lot of people post their files 
there. Must be something to it.


On 10/04/2015 04:31 AM, Tony Baechler wrote:
> Thanks very much.  Do I have to join?  I looked at your pages 
> (iavit.org/~john/) and got nothing.  See my previous post.  If you can 
> give me preferrably ssh access or at least rsync, I'm interested.  If 
> you just want to automatically mirror, that could be fine, but it 
> would probably have to be with rsync.  I'm not even close to coming up 
> with docs or any kind of release schedule yet.  Since it's based on 
> Debian testing, packages should be updated fairly often, but I haven't 
> determined an update schedule either.  The point is I would need to be 
> able to push updates somewhat often.  I would probably also need a 
> writable directory for at least a basic web page and the various 
> images, checksums, etc.
>
> On 10/3/2015 9:33 AM, John G. Heim wrote:
>> The International Association Of Visually Impaired Technologists 
>> would make
>> space available on our server for that. See www.iavit.org.
>>
>>
>> On 10/03/2015 10:29 AM, Rob wrote:
>>> I can host it for you if you want. I have a vps offsite.
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