Re: [orca-list] Lubuntu

[Criss <crisspro hotmail com>]

hello.

I tried install orca in lubuntu 9.10, with LXQT desktop, LXDE has died, 
but for me is no possible read the windows explorer or the system menu. 
Is no posible install lubuntu because use calamares, a no accesible 
installer. I can only used firefox. I don't know if some one have good 
experiences with lubuntu.


  21-02-2020 a las 23:32, Mewtamer via orca-list escribió:
> Installing Orca on any ARM-based system running any flavor of Ubuntu
> should be nearly trivial... that said, I've heard it's harder to get
> Orca running properly with LXDE(the default desktop environment in the
> Lubuntu variant) than for Gnome or mate, though it should still be
> possible since LXDE is still a GTK-based DE.
>
> The biggest issue might be whether the target machine has enough raw
> power. The Raspberry Pi 3 is generally reported to only have enough
> resources leftover after loading the core OS, DE, and Orca for a few
> Firefox tabs or a couple of LibreOffice documents and is generally
> considered impractical compared to running a text-only setup with
> espeakup or Fenrir, and pretty much all reports of the Pi 4 being
> viable for doing actual work with an accessible GUI have been from
> people with the 4GB version of hte Pi 4.
>
> Admittedly, not all ARM computers are made equal, and the Raspberry Pi
> is kind of built for affordability over raw power, but considering how
> old Android 4 is, unless your target machine was really high-powered
> for its time, it might choke on orca even with LXDE being much lighter
> than Gnome or Mate... if you can share the specs of the ARM-machine
> you're trying to give a new lease on life, it might help in
> determining whether it has enough horsepower to handle the combined
> overhead of a DE and Orca.
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