Re: [orca-list] Podcasts and/or audio tutorials needed

[kendell clark <coffeekingms gmail com>]

hi
This is definitely a really good idea. If there's one thing us blind
people seem to respond to, it's good audio podcasts. Especially those
free of sales pitch. A little is ok, but I've watched a couple of the
apple ones blind cool tech did, and that was little but sales pitch.
I've been wanting to do a video tutorial on how to install sonar and
vinux, but until I figure out how to record both me and the sound coming
from the vm I won't be able to.
Thanks
Kendell clark


On 09/04/2015 06:11 PM, Kyle wrote:
> I have an idea for some audio walkthrough guides similar to the
> TalkingArch guide in presentation. In other words, it's more like I'm
> sitting down in front of the machine with you and walking you through
> the process as I do it myself, as opposed to droaning on and on like a
> college professor <smiles>. Anyway, that does seem to work, as I have
> received only positive comments on my TalkingArch installation guide. I
> would start with the very basic things like navigating the default
> GNOME and MATE desktop environments and the Orca screen reader, and
> then I could walk through specific applications like Firefox,
> LibreOffice, Thunderbird and/or Evolution, Pidgin and other
> applications. Some more distro specific things could be covered as
> well, such as installation. All my guides are in the public domain via
> CC0, so they could be packaged in any way imaginable for best and
> widest distribution.
> Sent from my box of odds and ends
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