I strongly recommend Ubuntu 12.04. Has
some of the best accessibility you will find on any desktop out
there. As for instructions, lesson one in linux is conduct some
research of your own. I would start with searching the mailing
list archives in live.gnome.org > projects > orca. This
topic has been covered in detail in the past.
Good luck and I hope you enjoy your foray into Linux.
Regards,
AlexM
On 07/25/2013 11:20 PM, Alexis wrote:
Hi, I want to try linux, and I'd
like to try it in a cd live environment, because I mainly want
to use it for disk imaging and such, is there a good distro
remmomendation, and at the log in screen how do I log in and
get around.
Thanks:
Isaac
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