Debian. Is the only server distribution that is truly accessible to my knowledge. Just do not install the desktop packages and you should be fine. I use it myself. I do not know if you have a Bookshare account. If you do, I strongly recommend Linux system administration. It actually takes you step-by-step through setting up a server that runs Debian. It does use Lenny, however, all of the instructions are still quite valid. Again, I used it myself. I do not speak from hearsay.
Regards,
Alex M
Sent from my iPhone Is there a good server type of linux distro that works good with a screen reader? I have to set up a client/desktop version of linux, then set up a server version of linux. After that, I have to give a presentation on how these virtual machines on the same computer can act like they are different computers that are unware of each other until typical networking tools (ftp, ssh, telnet, webservers, mysql server/pgsql) and so on are used. Any ideas?
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