Re: [orca-list] Quickest Install of Orca

[Milton <milton duurzaamdigitaal org>]

Isn't Orca already available on the system? Then Alt+Super+S should 
start Orca. Or to use Orca accidentally:

press Alt+F2 then type orca and press Enter.

Milton

Op 26-12-2020 om 10:23 schreef Reece O'Bryan via orca-list:
> I’m wanting to install orca on a Debian-based system and I want to verify this is the correct, quickest and 
> cleanest way to do so.
>
> I first check that Git is running with “git -v”, then run “apt install git” if not.
>
> I next assume that I will, “git clone (link to orca)”. Them do I repeat this step for the listed GNOME and 
> python dependencies? I’m not a particularly fast braille reader and will only be using speech, so I should 
> just need to install orca and the dependencies that are not related to any real support, right? Also assuming 
> the host is Debian-based with these commands.
>
> What is the absolute shortest way to accomplish this Orr is doing what I said above and cloning each 
> dependency and installing it the only way?
>
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