Hey there,
Regarding Fedora 22,
You will need to let the system boot up first.
Once in the live system, you can pres Alt F2 and type in Orca, as it
is using a default Gnome Shell with minal customizations.
Note, that there is no log in sound here, so you will either have to
get sighted help to let you know what is going on, just to confirm
you are at the desktop, or just let the system boot up for a bit,
and press Alt + F2 and type orca to launch orca.
To start the install, just press the super key, type in install in
the overview menu, and you will locate the install icon that cums
up. You can press enter on it, and launch the installer.
Note that you will need to use your Orca flat Review keys to view
what is being appended to the installed options. Tabbing will allow
you to get through most of what is being presented to you, but
should you need to confirm options that you already set, use your
review keys to do this.
Hope this helps
Alfonzo Cuellar
On 06/22/2015 06:26 PM, Juan Hernandez
wrote:
Hi All,
Can someone let me know or point me in the
direction of how to begin an accessible install or fedora 22?
Like ubunto, I can just press alt+super+s, after the drums.
Best,
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