Re: [orca-list] Is Linux suitable for non-programmer/computer scientists?

[Julien Claassen <julien mail upb de>]

Hello James!
  If you don't want the commandline - or at your own choice as little as 
possible - I think Sonar is the choice for you. It's based on Ubuntu and 
tailored to work with Orca.
  If however you feel, that the commandline - in the long run - might be 
better suited - you might have a go at Debian. It does support BRLTTY during 
installation and it is rather stable. And it provides a fair number of very 
useful commandline utilities. thye commandline doesn't have to be that 
complicated. You need to know the names of your tools to call them up, but 
there are a lot of them.
  Still by all means, start of with Sonar and see, how you like it. A lot of 
GUI and Ubuntu itself seems tailored towards the new Linux user.
  Warm regards
         Julien

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