Re: [orca-list] Running orca on light wait graphical environmenyts

[Kyle <kyle4jesus gmail com>]

Is your Raspberry Pi the 3B or the 3B+? The 3B+ will give you better 
overall performance, because it has a faster CPU and faster networking, 
including half-gig ethernet and 5GHz wifi. In any case, MATE on the 
Raspberry Pi has been known to work with Orca, although on older 
versions, it tends to lag a bit.

It may be easier to download the latest public test image from
https://public.f123.org/F123Light-English-18.09.26.img.xz
and verify it at
https://public.f123.org/F123Light-English-18.09.26.img.xz.sha1sum
It is designed to come up talking with a user-friendly first-boot setup 
and an easy to use menu to get you started. It is also designed to 
perform well on any Raspberry Pi3, although it does only run in 32-bit 
compatibility mode for now. F123Light is still a work in progress in an 
early stage of development, so if you find problems, don't hesitate to 
report them. An e-mail list has been set up at f123e+subscribe groups io 
where you can discuss your findings and/or suggestions.
~Kyle