Re: [orca-list] Is Orca compatible with Fedora

["D. A. H." <dhunt freedommail co>]

Last time I looked at openindiana (a fork of Open Solaris), it had GNOME 
2.30, I think, with the corresponding orca.  You can get an accessible 
live session, that includes a very accessible installer that behaves 
much like Ubiquity (Ubuntu's installer).  There may have been many 
updates to the back-end, but the ui is about the same as it was at the 
time of the forking.  I think you get zsh as the default shell, but bash 
is available.