Re: [orca-list] check this out

[Krishnakant Mane <krmane gmail com>]

Won't Vinux be doing the same thing if at all a release is expected?
I get the impression that this is the ideal accessibility setup with all 
the choices open.
happy hacking.
Krishnakant.

On 08/24/2012 07:15 AM, 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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