When working with a screen-reader, one of the setbacks of working on the terminal is viewing text. In this post, I am going to help you get started with this task.

From time to time, there are technologies that are celebrated for their life-changing effects. Nothing is so apparent in the document-processing industry as the tool I am going to discuss today, Arara.

How do we inspect files on our computer without the pain of launching a full-fledged text editor? We use something called a pager.

Vim is a widely used text editor on the Linux platform. My switch to Vim was not surprising, though unpredictable six months ago.

Emacspeak is a popular screen-reading package that runs in Emacs, due to its accessibility features. The question is: How can one learn it. In this post, I hope to provide an answer to that.