Thanks! I'm debating whether I want to go with gnome, or mate, mate the good thing is it's like wait as you said, but weren't there some issues in the past with the panels not being accessible? I can't remember. I might actually try that out, of course if I don't like it I can always reinstall with gnome, and I'm curious, what's the state of KDE, because that's an option as well. Or should I just not even go that route
Hello Tim,
To have an installer similar to what sighted people have you've to use a
braille display.
The best choices to have accessibility on the desktop are the Mate and
GNOME desktops. If you would like a lightweight desktop you should chose
Mate.
Best regards,
Alex.
Le 25/09/2018 à 17:33, tim via orca-list a écrit :
> Hello there, so I had a couple of question, regarding the Debian
> installer, is there a way on Debian 9, to get a graphical installer? I
> know that apart boot, like you in order to get the speech support, press
> s. But I'm not sure if you want a graphical installer what exactly to
> press after that. Also, I'm running into an issue, because by default,
> during the install, the Debian desktop environment, xfce, option 9,
> which I believe is the print server, and of course standard system
> utilities are selected. Should I instead select mate, or gnome, in
> addition to say the SSH server, and standard system utility to be
> installed? Rather than the default? Because if I leave it at the
> default, of course upon reboot I only get the text console login, and
> not the graphical login. I tried with option one, and 3, being xfce
> selected at one point, but I wasn't sure if xfce has Orca, Etc.
>
>
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