Re: [orca-list] Accessible Linux distroes with orca

[Dave Hunt <ka1cey gmail com>]

Unless there's been a major change, the Fedora installer is accessible, 
though it may take a little fiddling.  Have you considered Debian, Arch, 
or Slint?  Debian's text installer is fully accessible, as is the 
resulting system, if installed with the accessibility enabled.  Arch has 
no installer, per-se, but the process is fully accessible with braille 
and/or tts.  Slint has a fully-accessible, text-based installer, and 
includes many accessibility tools.



HTH,




Dave  H.


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On 2/7/21 5:01 PM, Francisco Tissera via orca-list wrote:
> Hi there.
>
> Anyone can recommend me accessible distroes with accessible installers 
> with orca on them? I’ve tried fedora, but the installer is a gonner, 
> tresquel is too old for me, and I’m keeping ubuntu as a last resort 
> because I don’t honestly like it that much. If you use ubuntu and 
> found some interesting configuration stuff though, do not hesistate to 
> tell me.
>
> Thankyou and best regards.
>
> Francisco.
>
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