Hi Drew

  You really hit it out of the park with your latest post. Certainly
made my recent efforts look like childish scribbling by
comparison..But you left a key consequence of the problem implied but
not stated.
  That is in the free software world, our failure of imagination on
accessibility leads the very people who could improve the situations
you identified  to be excluded from our communities in practice.You
always say `do what your  interested in`,
   And solving accessibility problems created for me by the rest of
the FOSS community seems to be my interest, one of the major ones
anyway. I might write a blog post on this myself. But I just thought
i'd mention it to you first

Hi All:

   I'm Matt Arnold, I'm an all around Linux/open source nerd. I write
about, well lately the intersection of open source computing and
disability. Discovered Drew at the beginning of the pandemic

Blog: https://piusbird.space/wordpress
RSS: https://piusbird.space/wordpress/feed

/Matt

PS:  I also have a draft of a post on bipolar disorder up. It's
password protected but anyone wanting to offer feedback can just shoot
me a message. It goes up publicly Tuesday come hell or high water

So:

  Working late, one last thing before I go to bed, I've just done a
couple of things. First I used git-send-email for the first time. I
like how that worked so in future I will use it. But I have made one
final changeset without going through the new process.

1. Update Version number to 0.3.6, We will probably drop the 0 when we
get to 0.4
2. Make the whole mess posix compliant,  really only required three changes
3. Ran the whole thing through a formater

  Now that i see the difference in this vs git send-email i will
probably continue to make unilateral changes and announcing them to

From: Matt Arnold <adeodatus@sdf.org>

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 daisyxmltotxt.py |  56 -----------
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diff --git a/daisyxmltotxt.py b/daisyxmltotxt.py
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From: Matt Arnold <adeodatus@sdf.org>

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 mklip.py | 3 ++-
 1 file changed, 2 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-)

diff --git a/mklip.py b/mklip.py
index 14c2c3c..aa376f9 100755
--- a/mklip.py
+++ b/mklip.py
@@ -31,7 +31,8 @@ Copyright (c) 2014 Matt Arnold
 # ARISING OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OR PERFORMANCE OF THIS SOFTWARE
 
 """
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From: Matt Arnold <adeodatus@sdf.org>

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 Makefile | 5 +++++
 1 file changed, 5 insertions(+)
 create mode 100644 Makefile

diff --git a/Makefile b/Makefile
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index 0000000..d2eb5ee
--- /dev/null
+++ b/Makefile
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+CC=gcc
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From: Matt Arnold <adeodatus@sdf.org>

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 vsss.conf.in => vsss.conf.in.matt | 2 --
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 rename vsss.conf.in => vsss.conf.in.matt (92%)

diff --git a/vsss.conf.in b/vsss.conf.in.matt
similarity index 92%
rename from vsss.conf.in
rename to vsss.conf.in.matt
index 2af8904..48e5a8d 100644
--- a/vsss.conf.in
+++ b/vsss.conf.in.matt
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From: Matt Arnold <adeodatus@sdf.org>

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 splitm.c | 417 -------------------------------------------------------
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diff --git a/splitm.c b/splitm.c
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--- a/splitm.c
@@ -1,417 +0,0 @@
-/*
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Hi:

   So this is now a thing. I choose to see the fact that i created a
mailing list, and the used it to send a patch to myself as not a bad
thing but a good thing. After all, if I want to contribute to making a
better linux environment for all disabled users, my own projects have
to be run as well as possible. Anyway,

   This here patchset is five patches. It continues the cleanup work I
have been doing, Primarily by deleting things, but it also adds a
Makefile for colorize-pipe, and fixes that pesky gtk warning. It also
renames my config file to end in .matt so the user can't get my
settings by accident now.

Hello:

  I'm not sure if this qualifies as a bug or something, but. In Gemini
all the links are buttons. This looks cool but the text of the link
can't be copied to the clipboard. Which leads to some accessibility
challenges for me. As my solution to a rare visual impairment relies on
copying text to the clipboard can there be an option to style links,
more like weblinks, instead of buttons   I'm sorry i don't have a patch
but i haven't played with Rust in three years or so.

Thanks
/Matt