Re: [orca-list] Accessible linpus?

[Jacob Schmude <j schmude gmail com>]

Except that Ubuntu is more likely to be supported should you have an  
issue. Ubuntu 9.04 also will negate the need for Ubuntu eee, or easy  
peasy (yick what a name), and reportedly 8.10 runs fine on the eee in  
any case. Doesn't easy peasy use netbook remix in any case? I thought  
netbook remix was XFCE-based and therefore no Orca?


On Mar 9, 2009, at 13:27, Labrador wrote:

> On Mon, Mar 09, 2009 at 05:21:30PM +0000, Jennifer wrote:
> > Hi. I am quite new to Linux and Orca. Is there a way to access and  
> > use
> > Linpus light with Orca, or will I have to install Ubuntu on my Net  
> > book?
>
> Ites better you install easyPeasy, the new name for Ubuntu-EEE;
> then you'll be able to have Orca as you have Orca on a standard  
> Ubuntu (not
> sure it runs like under a desktop pc...)
>
> BTW Linpus is something I really call a "big ch..t", it's a shame  
> calling
> this a "Linux":
> there isn't any user+root, in fact user is root or root is user,
> and there is no pass for root because there is no difference between  
> user
> and root.
>
> So this is a "Window$" that people called  "a Linux o s" : don't use  
> that
> ch..t ! there are enough secure free and opensource systems around.
>
> Labrad0r
>
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