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Chris writes:
> I think the latter approach is probably the best, because it can be
> maintained by the people who care the most about console a11y.  Also, it
> allows for multiple interchangeable implementations, independent of the
> userspace console server itself.

Is there the possibility for a portable screen reader that works in *bsd 
too, or the differences among systems are too big?

Cleverson