Well there is a nv remote server somewhere I forget. But you could use that. There is teamviewer, there is an addon for it but not sure on access.

Ok, so how do I review an addon? I for example have used if interpreters quite a lot, in fact I have finnished playing a game or 2 with it. Its got nothing special, it just works and thats about all I

Well there is the interactive fiction interpreters one. I have used that for ages and ages by nick stocton. It doesn't do anything special, I am not even sure if it has any keys, it just reads interfi

Well I use github cli for some stuff in elektron forge but I also have github desktop which I use all the time. Its easy to clone repos and stuff though I need to get their git links off the site firs

What about when you install addons, really should have a list of addons, and you can open one to hear its description then add to and get that. You could always download addons and such. I'd also like

Well this is something we need to concidder. I was thinking about taking an allready existing idea and adapt it to our needs. Linux allready has repos of packages, And an easy way to add extra repos.

Don't mean to hijack, but if the infrastructure and who has access is not addressed sooner than later updating anything bar manual is going to be a problem but I am sure you are allready aware of this

Fine, but what I am trying to say is before we even try to update our addons a stable infrastructure would be a good idea. Right now its well everyone knows how it is. Right now there are some access

Well, before we even decide on that we need to figure all the issues with addons access, the fact addon update can't automatically update its list of addons whenever a new one or new update is added e

I don't see any reason on compiling the documentation in the first place. Why can't the documentation be on the website and such. I guess for source and alphas/ snapshots/ betas I guess I could unders

Hmmm brian, well the only way to handle this is to probably make a virtual machine with vmware and or virtualbox. The biggest issue with this is you need a system and enough space. I don't have that s

That could be true of all programs. But yeah, jaws, etc is semi protected from this, because its all a customised language. There really isn't any way right now to stop nonsecured addons running unles

Well, the easiest way is to have a glossery of all the jargon and their meanings. If someone can send me all the jargon and meanings I can compile that I guess or search for that on google or somethin

Hi brian, I agree with you. However, our biggest issue is the professional support and the fact some may have issue with the security of opensource. Jaws has had the market for a lot of things. And nv

Well seems like you jamal and others know what to do. I don't. I do think though this has gone on for long enough, if you guys or anyone else who is in the know can fix whats broken, then go fix it pl

Well, it sounds like you need an addon maker of some sort. As part of a project I do with games I run npm, so nodejs. Loading nodejs current will usually load the latest npm. Running their install scr

Thats true. Another major issue is securing addons, there is a reason to not have everything in community, and a reason to watch things a bit. Python can do a few things jaws scripting can't, you can

To be honest, the current infrastructure for the addons system sucks. I think its being updated though. To submit to community, it needs to be done manually at some point. I really think there should

Well if there is a lack and you can see how to fix it then do so thats the nature of opensource. For myself, and for what I use I don't mind how nvda is now. However ever since I left an active mainst

Jamal the answer is because it doesn't need to. Jaws needs scripts for just about everything to work. Without scripts jaws will not work because of what it is it needs script like win98 needs drivers