Re: [orca-list] orca and fedora 17

[Alex Midence <alex midence gmail com>]

Find someone who can see and is willing to read the screen to you.
Unfortunately, Fedora's installation process is not accessible right
now.  This is not something a blind person can do independently right
now.  I understand it's quite accessible once you get it going though.

Good luck,
Alex M


On 1/5/13, Pavel VlÄek <vlcekp1 seznam cz> wrote:
> Hi all,
> My name is Pavel Vlcek. I used ubuntu for two or three years. Now, I want to
> try fedora 17 now. But how can I start fedora in accessibility mode? When I
> boot to the live cd, press win key, type orca, I can set up orca only and
> click to install or try fedora and other is inaccessible. Can you help?
> Thanks,
> Vlcek Pavel.
>
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