Re: [orca-list] which linux distro with Orca

[Christopher Chaltain <chaltain gmail com>]

I'd still recommend Vinux, even after they switch over to Fedora. 
Knowing the Vinux and Sonar teams, they'll put out a distribution that 
is both good for the new user and saves an experienced user a lot of time.

On 15/05/17 14:12, Michael Weaver via orca-list wrote:
> What Linux distor would anyone suggest for someone who is 39 years old,
> a medium level user of Linux which works with Orca?
> I ask because I am not a Linux newby but not someone who feels they can
> edit system files in order to get certain software to work.
> I don't know the state of the latest Ubuntu since Luke left their
> accessability team, Sonar is conbining with Vinux which are going to use
> the Fedora way of doing things, a lot of which are not newby or
> intermediate friendly when it comes to installing VLC etc from the brief
> look I had at Fedora 21 a while ago I think, and Arch and Gentoo are to
> complicated for someone like me. I read somewhere that Mint now includes
> Orca or did in one version but other than that I don't know the state of
> which easy to use Distros include an easy way of installing with Orca
> and running it with Orca as someone who has no Sight at all and a family
> who may not be as #technology savvy as me. I had to get someone outside
> my family to reconfigure the boot menus on my laptop to read from a CD
> on my HP laptop and I still need to find the corect key sequence to be
> able to boot into Linux from a Live CD to try it with my system.
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