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Hi all,
I am a blind tech who is just now getting started
with Gnopernicus. Rather, I am trying to get started. Though I would
consider myself to be a good tech, I am also no programmer. For the sake
of time, I have enlisted the assistance of a sighted colleague to install the
base system. I need to get this solution up and running very soon in hopes
that it might provide me with the best possible accessibility to a Java
application I must access on my job.
Here's what I have so far. I have a newly
installed Linux box running Fedora Core 2. It is Speakup modified, but I
am not presently using Speakup. It currently has Gnome 2.6.0 and an old
Gnopernicus 0.8.1-02. I have done a lot of research, but still not
confident in how I should proceed. I believe that what I actually want is
Gnome 2.6.1 with Gnopernicus 0.9.9. Is this correct? I'm not
currently worried about Braille support, but I do need speech. I
understand there are a number of other packages needed, such as Gnome Speech and
Festival. I have some definite questions:
1.
Do updates of this stuff exist in binary RPM
format? If so, please point the way.
2.
Is it better to manually build this stuff?
Please advise.
3.
What are some good resources to get
started?
Thanks.
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