Re: [orca-list] Do we need "accessible" linux distributions anymore? was Re: Go to upper left and lower right corner in orca.

["Albert Sten-Clanton" <albert e sten_clanton verizon net>]

I suppose there's a wide range of what people think we "need".  Although I'm
using Fedora now, I sure did appreciate Vinux coming up talking when I
inserted the CD and booted up, just as the screen would tell a sighted
person what's up.  

Al 

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Subject: Re: [orca-list] Do we need "accessible" linux distributions
anymore? was Re: Go to upper left and lower right corner in orca.



I'm not sure we need specialized accessible distros anymore; Trisquel 6.0
GNOME and 5.5 I18N (both 'mainstream' editions) have orca turned on, even in
the GDM login manager.  In Opensuse, Debian, and Fedora (GNOME editions),
accessibility can be turned on easily.  That said, Sonar is around, for your
convenience.


Trisquel GNU/Linux  http://www.trisquel.info

Sonar GNU/Linux  http://www.sonar-project.org



Cheers,





Dave  H.

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