Re: [orca-list] Looking for a district of Linux with the latest version of orca.

["B. Henry" <burt1iband gmail com>]

On Sat, May 17, 2014 at 11:57:52PM -0400, Matthew Dyer wrote:
> Hi all.
Arch-linux has latest stable in standard repos, and you can pull master from git with another package so that 
it's 
configured, no need to build it manually.
Debian unstable should have it as well, least I'm pretty sure of this. 
3.10 is in latest ubuntu, ubuntu-gnome etc.
HTH
--
Burt
> I have been playing with a couple of Linux distorts to see which one I like the best. I am using a Mack 
> with fusion. I have found a couple that I have found not to work  in fusion. I do happen to have Ubuntu 
> with orca 3.10. Is there anything I can look at possible that would allow me to keep orca updated as much 
> as possible? I have also tried Debbyann 7.5. I found that paldo does not work. In a vm. Thanks.
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