Re: [orca-list] New to list...got questions

[Vojtěch šmiro <vsmiro seznam cz>]

Hey list, I decided to join this list since I'm an Orca user and I got a 
few questions that I'm hoping you lot can help with.


First off....I got a slow desktop, an 11 year old one so what's the most 
Orca-friendly and quickest responding desktop out there, that has up to 
date packages? I usually go with Gnome but that lags my system. I've 
tried Mate but I'm wondering if there's anything more easy to use out 
there?
Only one option is to use mate or buy higher RAM or better processor or 
new computer. Or you can use Consoe with some console screenreader for 
example Fenrir or Speakup, but I haven't got experiences with that.

Next. Cinnamon, what's the state of accessibility with it currently, 
i.e. is it fully useable? I have an Antergos USB stick in my laptop bag 
and I'm debating on using Cinnamon IF it is fully acessible
Cinamon isn't accessible. Only accessible environments are Gnome and 
Mate. In Ubuntu from 12 to 16 was Unity, but it was cancelled and it is 
only Gnome or mate accessible for us.

Last one for the moment. Are there any good lightweight web browsers for 
my older system that use up less resources than Firefox? I only use FF 
since it's easy to use and its what I'm used to. Though I want something 
that is simple to use and doesn't use up a ton of RAM and CPU.
I recommend you Seamonkey. I use it and no problems.

Best regards

Vojta.



Jace Kattalakis napsal(a):
> Hey list, I decided to join this list since I'm an Orca user and I got 
> a few questions that I'm hoping you lot can help with.
>
>
> First off....I got a slow desktop, an 11 year old one so what's the 
> most Orca-friendly and quickest responding desktop out there, that has 
> up to date packages? I usually go with Gnome but that lags my system. 
> I've tried Mate but I'm wondering if there's anything more easy to use 
> out there?
>
> Next. Cinnamon, what's the state of accessibility with it currently, 
> i.e. is it fully useable? I have an Antergos USB stick in my laptop 
> bag and I'm debating on using Cinnamon IF it is fully acessible
>
>
> Last one for the moment. Are there any good lightweight web browsers 
> for my older system that use up less resources than Firefox? I only 
> use FF since it's easy to use and its what I'm used to. Though I want 
> something that is simple to use and doesn't use up a ton of RAM and CPU.
>
>
> Hopefully you guys can help
>
>
> Jace