Re: [orca-list] Important help please: Accessibility linux distro presentation

[Jude DaShiell <jdashiel shellworld net>]

I have gnome-orca talking on debian unstable.  To read how, 
http://www.shellworld.net/~jdashiel/debian-speakup-gnome-orca-howto.htm it 
wasn't easy figuring it out and it didn't need ubuntu to do either.



On Wed, 20 Feb 2008, Hammer Attila wrote:

> Dear list!
>
> My hungarian director sayd this afternoon:
> "Dear Attila!
> Please write me a presentation, what linux distros exists with support
> accessibility technologies?"
>
> Important criteria if possible my suggestion:
> 1. The distro have orca with natively, the average hungarian blind users
> (using windows not linux yet) must not compiling orca with sources.
> If possible, the distro have graphical frontends, e.g. with Ubuntu distro.
>
> 2. Important, if possible, the distro must have accessibility speech
> installation with orca, e.g. with ubuntu linux.
> But I would like knowing, have any another distro will good this criteria?
>
> Why important speeching installation with orca if possible? Because in
> hungary, not have hardware speech synt with using e.g. speakup
> installation of debian distro.
> If i know right, not possible yet making a debian distro with using
> speakup installation will be using speechd-up and speech-dispatcher.
> Unfortunately, the braille display installation is not relevant, because
> the braille display is very costly with hungarian blind people.
>
> 3. If possible, work the system administration with orca screen reader.
>
> 4. If possible, the new installed system have accessibility with
> default, and orca will be installed the new system automaticaly.
>
> Please every body, if have a little time, please write me the short
> letter, wat your openion the linux distros these criterias.
>
> What you the subjective openion, what distro possible the best choose?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Attila
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