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Just to say, how lucky those people are to have you looking after their computer-related needs.Otto?On 3 Jul 2023, at 11:59, Bob Gerard <rowerbob@...> wrote:Reporting back. ?By posting on three

Reporting back. By posting on three different forums hoping to find a member with Parkinson’s who had direct experience with keyboard problems, I got quite a number of very useful suggestions, all

This company is my go-to source for input devices for folks with special needs: https://www.maxiaids.com/computers https://www.maxiaids.com/keyboards __________________________________________________

That is a good price for a big monitor, but I do want to point out that it is not a 4K monitor, nor does it have an IPS panel (it is VA). However, I’m sure that it looks really good. Many users who

Actually, look at the options in Accessibility. If what she is looking to manage is an unsteady hand, I think their might be a feature their. In that case if you don’t get an answer here, try asking

I was going to ask the same question, what makes a keyboard Parkinson’s friendly? Brent

Here are a few ideas that may be useful: Computer Access and Parkinson’s: 3 Great Products and a Freebie! - North Dakota Assistive ndassistive.org Also, a keyboard with larger keys can help. Jerry

Ben, I don’t know the answer to that. I don’t even know the woman in question; I volunteered my services to one aging-in-place community and, having links with another, nearby aging-in-place

Bob, are there specific qualities of such a keyboard that would make it beneficial to your senior?

One of the seniors I help is 87, is getting a new MB Air, and is asked me for help in finding an external keyboard that would be Parkinson’s-friendly. I am not asking for someone to do my searching

Hi Peter, Not to rub salt in your wounds, as I experienced just this, decades ago, which taught me the value of always maintaining a working restoration process, i.e., backups, clones, bootable

It’s not the perfect solution but a different approach is to get LED dimming stickers to place over the light source so that they’re not as intense. Search for “LED dimming sheet” or “LED

I was working on the road and really missed having a second monitor so on a visit to Costco I thought I would pick up a "economical" 27 inch monitor and worry about how to get it home later. Well

Yeah, I have that over the bright green LED power light on my cable box in the bedroom. That little light is right at eye level....

You saw how the kernel_task is taking up alle ressources. Doing a standard migration will only take about 3500 years. I know it’s not APFS itself, but the way the new OS’s work after Mojave …

Does either display support auto power off? I don’t know if that’s a think but that’s the only way I can think of when the speaker is connected to the display.

I just use black electrician’s tape over the check engine light in my car. Jerry

...................................................................... I had thought of that but I like them I'm working but I'd rather they turn off when I've walked away from my desk.

Hi Peter - It’s extremely difficult to migrate piecemeal in the way you describe. I don’t recommend it. Additionally, it might actually work out that the kernel extension that caused you problems

Do you ultimately just want to hide the blue light? You could try LED dimming stickers <https://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B096TY12T5/macgeekgab-20>.