Handicaped access to LispOS (was Re: Make LispM code FREE (fwd))

[Martin B. Pomije]

Rainer Joswig wrote:
(snip)
> 
> The Lisp Listener mechanisms are central (command loops, menus, etc.).
> But I would want the UI of a new Lisp OS much more graphical.
> With graphical presentations in the Listener, too. Updating
> regions in the Listener. Place a clock in a Listener. It should keep
> updating. Same for process listings, etc. Actually
> you can change view settings of presented data afterwards
> in a Symbolics listener. For example you can change
> the sort criteria of a directory listing, after it
> has been printed to the listener.

I am very new to Lisp, so please be patient with me.

One thing that is important to me is computer access for handicapped
people.  Windows has caused a lot of problems in this area.  Does CLIM
have mechanisms that make it possible to have a GUI while allowing for a
blind person to also have access to information?
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