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makes GNOME desktop and applications usable by people with disabilities:
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blindness and low-vision
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can't use mouse and/or keyboard
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will eventually include cognitive disabilities
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includes people who don't self-identify as disabled:
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those with RSI
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the elderly
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color-blind users
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explains one-in-six figure sometimes cited
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why standard apps, and not specialized ones ?
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equal access (to new features)
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choice is good
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on shared machines, need to use "standard" software
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need to collaborate with others
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