Re: [orca-list] Further Advice on Distributions

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

Trisquel is the only one that stands out as bding accessible with out hassles. 
These are mostly if not all 100% free distros however, and you will not have adccess to codecs for playing 
non free media types, and some other software 
you might want might require jumping through an extra hoop or two.
Installing Linux is very easy fro a blind person, so you do not need to limit yourself to what you can get 
preinstalled.
Installation takes less than an hour in most cases, with you just sitting there half of more than half of the 
time...



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     B.H.
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  Lee Jones wrote:
Fri, Aug 28, 2015 at 10:12:30PM +0100

>    Dear List, thanks for the replies to my previous question they were
>    helpful.  I have found another supplier of linux laptops, he will only
>    install the following distros.  Are any of these any good with orca? 
>    BLAG Linux and GNU
>    Dragora
>    Dynebolic
>    Guix
>    Gneu Sense
>    Musix GNU+Linux
>     Parabola GNU+Linux
>    Trisquel
>    Ututo
>    Libre CMC
>    ProteanOS
>    Many Thanks, Lee

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