Re: [orca-list] Sonar 12.10 is out

[Josà Vilmar EstÃcio de Souza <vilmar informal com br>]

Hi Kyle.
Can you point me to some documentation on how to install arch-linux?
Command interface is not a problem for me, since it talk.
Thanks.

On 11/13/2012 08:33 PM, Kyle wrote:
> I'm not sure what is going on with Ubuntu 12.10 and its derivatives that
> would cause such crashing issues, but at this point, it does appear to
> be specific to Ubuntu. Gnome is working extremely well in Arch so far,
> and this includes 3.6, with the exception of the dash, and 3.6.2. Having
> said this, Arch isn't for everyone, because it takes a knowledge of the
> command line to get through the initial installation process. On the
> other hand, its package management system and user repository just can't
> be beat for simplicity and ease of use, and it even supports packagekit,
> which is accessible to Orca, and looks somewhat similar to Synaptic, and
> to a lesser degree, the Ubuntu Software Center. The rolling release
> schedule of Arch is even a bit ahead of Debian Unstable in some ways, so
> it would indeed make a great distro for a bleeding edge out-of-the-box
> accessible GNU/Linux experience, with the exception of the installer,
> which has no graphical components, and even no curses style interface at
> this time, which will still be an issue for newcomers to Linux-based
> operating systems, until or unless an accessible graphical installer can
> be written. That would, however, require more specialized work, i.e.
> writing a graphical installation system completely from scratch, than
> something like Sonar or Vinux being based on Ubuntu with the Ubiquity
> installer already included and working very well with Orca from the live
> media. Having said all this, although I don't feel confident about
> writing an entire graphical installer from scratch, I certainly wouldn't
> mind making a virtual machine available somewhere that includes an
> already installed Arch with GNOME for testing the latest accessibility
> features and such, assuming of course that there's enough interest for
> something like this. I also don't mind spinning a live Arch derivative
> with GNOME installed and a great new installation method, but this would
> require both an interest in such a spin and lots and lots of community
> participation to get it off the ground and flying.
> ~Kyle
> http://kyle.tk
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