One handed UNIX
hugh_davies.wgc1 at rx.xerox.com
hugh_davies.wgc1 at rx.xerox.com
Tue Apr 9 20:03:59 AEST 1991
Dan,
In article <DANJ1.91Mar28132419 at cbnewse.ATT.COM> Dan_Jacobson at ATT.COM
writes:
> Hello. Has anybody got ideas for using mainframe UNIX or computers in
> general for a disabled person with use of only the right hand?
Have you come across the "Microwriter"? It's a "keyboard" that has 5 keys, one
for each finger of one hand (the right one, I think, but that's OK.)
You make characters by chording the keys, i.e. pressing two or three at once.
I don't know much more about it, I'm afraid. I do know they make a pocket
machine that has both a tiny QWERTY and a microwriter keyboard. I got sent some
bumph for it recently, but filed it in the bin, as usual.
Hugh.
------------------------------------------------------
"The thought of dentists gave him the same sick horror as the thought of
Socialism".
H.G. Wells. (1866-1946). British writer. (Bealby, Pt.VIII, Ch.1)
More information about the Comp.unix.questions
mailing list