Re: [orca-list] ot Opensuse

[Pavel Vlček <vlcekpavel93 gmail com>]

Yea thanks. Does the dvd have some accessibility features? When I boot
to the dvd, it beeps and I can install it with my brother, he can read
the content from screen, but has Opensuse something as accessibility
installer such as Debian?

Thanks,

Pavel



Dne 11.08.2017 v 15:23 Kyle napsal(a):
> Tumbleweed is OpenSUSE's testing branch. It's a rolling release branch that maintains all the latest 
> versions of all the software packages they have. The packages in Tumbleweed get bug fixes, and once a 
> degree of stability can be verified, they eventually filter down to the release. Using Tumbleweed, you have 
> all the benefits, as well as all the drawbacks, of a rolling release, meaning that you will have all the 
> latest software, but you could bump into bugs or regressions, both with the functionality of the 
> application and with its accessibility.
>
> I'm not familiar with Leap, as that seems to be something new, unless that's just the code name of the 
> latest release. My recommendation, if you want something close to latest but stable and relatively 
> bug-free, is to install the latest release. However, if you want to test the latest and greatest, you're 
> not afraid of a few bugs and you want to help make OpenSUSE better, I would most certainly recommend 
> Tumbleweed, as that's where all the testing and improvements happen most quickly. Hope this helps.
> Sent from the other side of the coin
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