Re: [orca-list] How to make Ubuntu 12.10 accessible?

[Petr BlÃha <hammet pb seznam cz>]

Dne 5.11.2012 05:14, Kyle napsal(a):
> At this point, your best bet is to install 12.04. However, you can get 
> Ubuntu 12.10 running using GNOME by installing gnome-session-fallback. 
> I haven't played with 12.10 to know if it's still talking at login 
> with control-s, but iff so, you can choose a regular GNOME session 
> instead of the default Unity. This will give you all the accessibility 
> of GNOME 3.6. Hope this helps.
> ~Kyle
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So - i have installed gnome-session-fallback - what to do with this?
May i configure it or just only log out and on login screen choose 
classic gnome or something like that?