Re: [orca-list] Question About Linux Version: Trisquel

["Hank Smith, and Seeing-eye dog Iona" <hank smith966 gmail com>]

is using ppa to get latest orca testing is that something that I have to 
compile?
how does the
work?
thanks
Hank



On 10/17/2015 12:34 PM, Dave Hunt wrote:
> I'm using Trisquel version 7; it's based on Ubuntu 14.04; the next will
> be based on Ubuntu 16.04.  It is a free distro, maening it neither
> contains nor recommends non-free or proprietary software; this includes
> device support in kernel.  Its default desktop is a variation on the old
> GNOME fallback setup; GNOME Shell can be added.  Applications included
> in the live distribution are:  the standard GNOME Accessories, Games,
> Internet, Office Sound and Media, and System Tools groups.  Besides
> those, you'll find Pidgin Messenger, Lifria Feed Reader, Transmission
> Bit Torrent client, and Electrum Bitcoin Wallet.  The Orca on the live
> system is 12.2, and can be upgraded from the experimental accessibility
> development ppa and/or pulling and building from Master.  The included
> web browser is a non-branded Mozilla called ABrowser. In the repository
> is a non-branded version of T-Bird called Icedove.  Many other packages
> can be installed from the repos, using the standard APT utilities.
>
>
> HTH,
>
>
> Dave
>
>
> Check out http://trisquel.info for full detailes and to download the
> live image.
>
>
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