Re: [orca-list] check this out

[Alex Midence <alex midence gmail com>]

Has anyone seen any improvements to the accessible experience of regular 
Unity in 12.10 alpha?  Ubuntu ought to have some sort of menu in their 
installer that lets you pick the desktop environment you want to install. 
This way, people could still choose gnome classic and have an accessible 
installer while they work the bugs out of Unity.

Alex M
 On Thu, 23 Aug 2012, 
Kyle wrote:

> I will be trying this out shortly, if not right away, as soon as I can get my 
> main box rebuilt. This could be exactly what I'm looking for to recommend to 
> people who are just getting started with Linux and need something that just 
> works(tm). I especially like the fact that there is a working choice between 
> GNOME classic and gnome-shell, and both come up talking out of the box. This 
> will be especially important for Ubuntu 12.10, since they have already 
> dropped Unity2d from their alpha repos. The question then would be do you 
> plan to coordinate with all Ubuntu releases, or will you be focusing on 
> coordinating with LTS releases? Thanks very much for the great work.
> ~Kyle
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