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- #Is it ok to run a 2015 mac book pro intensely for a whole day? windows 10#
- #Is it ok to run a 2015 mac book pro intensely for a whole day? windows#
On the other hand, it is awesome to know that I could reinstall macos on my own if I had to, but I haven't had to do that with either of my MacBooks. What did we get new with VO in Sierra? A few new and changed commands and a way to stop that annoying "one row added" announcement in tables. With VoiceOver, you have to wait until Apple updates macos as a whole, and there may or may not be VO things in it. VDA has a new version come out 4 times a year, and FS is always putting out minor updates to JAWS in between the big releases. Also since they're third party, they get updated a lot more, so new features are added and bugs are fixed faster. There are JAWS scripts and NVDA add ons for all kinds of stuff.
#Is it ok to run a 2015 mac book pro intensely for a whole day? windows#
One good thing about sticking with Windows is that the good screen readers are third party, and as you said, they can be scripted. If things keep going in the same direction: I may try to get certified in Mac and IOS. I leave it up to my sighted wife to play with it. I don't use the Windows computer I have at all.
#Is it ok to run a 2015 mac book pro intensely for a whole day? windows 10#
The 2 versions of JAWS sense the release of Windows 10 have not solved a single problem that I found. I just can't figure out how this slipped past the people who make things work for us. Just did testing with Windows the other day and I am still trying to assimilate my anger and sense of loss. In my opinion, we have just been forced to take about 5 to 7 years of regression in accessibility in the way of Windows. There are a great deal of parts of the Windows system that use the same controls as the edge application. NVDA reads a little of the Edge application but, you can't navigate the page properly. The new web browser can't be used with JAWS, Window-Eyes, Narrator. Also I don't think that the adaptive tech companies know what to do with Windows 10. This has been the most crazy release of windows ever. Oh, I hold certifications from Microsoft in Windows and have done adaptive technology support so I am not just spouting from my tail. At this time there are so many things that have been broken in Windows 10 for accessibility that I am left scratching my head in frustration more than I care to say. For the money the Mac is the more sound use of your money.
Not a single problem that I couldn't solve myself in the years I have owned it.
#Is it ok to run a 2015 mac book pro intensely for a whole day? upgrade#
The Mac is doing great and I only spent about $80 to upgrade the RAM to 16 GB. Well, I have a Windows 10 computer and a Mac Book Pro from 2012. If you give some more information, I may be able to get a little more specific in my answers to your questions. I'm sorry if this was all over the place. I'm dismissing Windows until Microsoft gets their act together and improves Narrator or creates a talking or braille accessible installer. However, I have relegated Windows to playing audio games which are not available on any other platform. If I were still invested in the Windows world, I'd say that my MacBook Air is the best Windows laptop I've ever owned. From my very limited testing, Windows under BootCamp runs like a champ.
#Is it ok to run a 2015 mac book pro intensely for a whole day? mac os x#
I think I spent 3 hours at the Apple Store back in 2012 when I was looking at a Mac.įinally, if you find that Mac OS X really doesn't work for you, you could always slap a copy of Windows onto the machine. The customer service is fantastic and they will let you test the products for hours on end. Before making your final purchase, I'd strongly suggest that you visit a local Apple Store and have a look at the different Macs. What Mac model are you aiming for? If you'll just use it for common day to day tasks, the Mac mini or MacBook Air might meet your needs. This means installing/repairing the operating system with braille and/or speech. If that is not an option, why not braille? Oh wait, Narrator doesn't support braille (even though they said braille was coming in the Anniversary update.) Speaking of braille, you can use that in all situations where you have VoiceOver.
#Is it ok to run a 2015 mac book pro intensely for a whole day? drivers#
There is no reason why they can't implement a copy of Narrator with common sound drivers into the install/recovery.
I find it silly that Microsoft hasn't come up with a way to implement Narrator into the Windows PE environment so that we can do the same things in Windows world. I don't need someone with working eyeballs to help me fix common computer issues that may come up and require booting into recovery or reinstalling the OS from scratch. The ability to reinstall the operating system or troubleshoot issues completely independently is incredibly empowering. I like Macs because I get far more independence than I ever had with a Windows machine. If you get a Mac laptop like the Air, you can use the same gestures you use on your iPhone or other device to control the system. VoiceOver on OS X takes a little getting used to, but if you are patient and really want to learn, it's not so bad. If it's something you'd be interested in trying/learning, go for a Mac.
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