Re: [orca-list] Measures to reduce Orca and Gnome crashes

[Dave Hunt <ka1cey gmail com>]

Crying about Canonical's decisions is a bit off-topic for the Orca list, 
I'd think, but, suggesting people take a look at a Linux distro may not 
be:  Have a look at Trisquel  http://www.trisquel.info  It's a fully 
GNU-complient distribution, based on Ubuntu 11.04, with Unity removed. 
The I18N DVD edition has Orca enabled, out of the box, with no weird 
keystroke sequence needed to start it.  Just boot the live dvd, and it 
will start talking.  The new Trisquel will probably use Gnome 3, but not 
Unity.



Cheers,



Dave  Hunt





On Fri, 30 Dec 2011, Thomas Ward wrote:

> Hi,
>
> Yeah, I know, but that's not quite what I meant. Yeah, I can roll my
> own distribution, but not with the Ubuntu name on it. If I  were to do
> that I'd like to call it Gnomebuntu or Gubuntu or something like that
> to be a specific Ubuntu distro. However, this is all beside the point
> I don't want to roll my own distribution. I'd like the folks over at
> Cononical to get this Unity crap off my Linux desktop without forcing
> me to uninstall it and put Gnome on here. Grrrr.....