Re: [orca-list] Which distribution would you recommend to test orca master?

[Krishnakant Mane <krmane gmail com>]

If you can handle the installation, arch is the best solution.
I don't know if Fedora has a talking installer, but that too is a good 
distro for testing.
I use Ubuntu 12.04 for my stable production machine though.
Happy hacking.
Krishnakant.
On 11/03/2013 11:59 AM, Jason White wrote:
> Sergei V. Fleytin <fleytin yandex ru> wrote:
> > My question is in a subject line. Since, while testing orca's
> > innovation we should have appropriate environment in order to see it
> > working probably, which distribution can you, folks, recommend for
> > that purpose? Currently I have Arch Linux in mind since all of the
> > stuff there seems up to date, but if you have other recommendations,
> > it would be appreciated.
> Arch seem to update their GNOME packages relatively quickly, according to what
> I've read. Fedora would be another option to consider; they have a six-month
> release process and contribute significantly to GNOME development. debian is
> very good but rather slow to update GNOME, at least currently, even in the
> unstable repository.
>
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