Re: [orca-list] favorite linux distros.

[Sean Murphy <mhysnm1964 gmail com>]

Hello all,

This is an perfect opportunity for people to respond to my  query. I  have an    opportunity to talk with 
some people in Microsoft on accessibility for Outlook, Office for the Mac and iOS Office. If you could please 
reply to myself off the list with your responses, I would be grateful. Below are the questions I have, feel 
free to add any constructive comments. Such as what you would like to see in Ms Office, area of improvements, 
etc. Please be as detailed as possible. Using examples with keystrokes would be excellent. I am not promising 
that anything will come out of the discussions . 

Send responses to: mhysnm1964 gmail com 

1. Do you use the apps?
2. If not, why not?
3. Which iOS apps do you use?
4. The apps you use, what challenges do you find?
5. If Mac MS office was made accessible. What functionality would you like to see. Please be as detailed as 
possible. For example:

Navigation through the document via character, word, line, sentence, paragraph, page. This should be done via 
the standard Mac navigation keystrokes.

Detection and navigation of tables. This must include border detection, text direction, shading of table, 
header and column detection, selection of cells, columns and rows.

6. do you use Outlook for the Mac and if so, what version?
7. What issues do you see with the Outlook version?
8. Anything else to add?


Sean 
On 20 Dec 2014, at 11:48 am, norman <norman list zoho com> wrote:

> Hello.
> I'm wondering, What linux distros do people like and why?
> I'd like to use the unity version of ubuntu 14.04 or 14.10 but apparently nobody knows when or even if we 
> can expect a fix for the dash bug. I've used vinux 4.0 and like it for the most part but it is a little 
> dated for me. I'd like to use vinux 5 but don't want a pre release version of any distro on that box. This 
> brings me to the question of what else is out there? preferably something based on the ubuntu / debian 
> archetecture. I'd like something that can run the latest versions of orca and firefox because i've found 
> that the browsing experience is a little lacking on vinux.
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> Thoughts?
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