Re: [orca-list] No accessibility In Lucid Netbook Edition!

[Jacob Schmude <j schmude gmail com>]

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My experience has been that netbook remix has accessibility issues. Use
standard Lucid to avoid all that. The only differences between them are
the simplified GUI in netbook remix, everything else is the same.

On 04/23/2010 03:37 PM, Dave Hunt wrote:
> Since I cannot get an accessible startup from the bootable Lucid usb key I made, I deceaided 
> to have my partner do the install.  When it finished, he restarted the machine and logged in.  He started 
> orca 
> from the run dialogue, and went through talking setup.  He chose to log out at the end.  It is now 
> impossible to log into  this machine.  When typing the correct username and password, the dialogue just 
> comes back.  When typing the wrong pair, we get "authentication failure", as we should do.
>
> Besides putting Windows or another distro on this netbook, How can I make it usable again?

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