In that time, have we really only worked on that one bug? The answer of course, is “No”. This inspired me to answer a question you may have been wondering. The release of 2018.4.1 comes a few weeks after 2018.4 with just the one change. With this week’s updates, our friends in the region will once again be able to use the latest version of the world’s favourite free screen-reader! A big shout out to our Aragonese users and supporters!
The regional capital, Zaragoza is a commercial city of wide boulevards and arcades.” It sounds like a wonderful place. According to Google’s quick facts: “Aragon is known for its ornate, Moorish-influenced Mudéjar architecture, represented in the 1686 Basilica of Nuestra Senora del Pilar in Zaragoza. The Pyrenees are the mountain range in Southwest Europe which forms a border between Spain and France. As usual, you can get this latest version from the NVDA Download page.įor many of us who come from the other side of the world, and failed geography, this may prompt the question: Where is Aragon? The Aragon region is in the north-eastern part of Spain, in the Pyrenees valleys. NVDA 2018.4.1 fixes a critical bug where NVDA would crash on start-up if NVDA’s language was set to Aragonese (The issue possibly affected other languages as well, but was reported by one of our Aragonese users).
To start with, we’ve already got a release out this year! It’s a point release for 2018.4 so still has that version number.
We’re all back on deck now, and looking forward to making 2019 NVDA’s best yet! If you’ve contacted us since Christmas, you should receive a reply shortly, if you haven’t already. We hope everyone had a relaxing new year.
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