Re: [orca-list] Arch or other distributions

[Jason White <jason jasonjgw net>]

On 24/7/21 7:48 am, Brandt Steenkamp via orca-list wrote:
> These scripts will not let you turn accessibility on by default, 
> however, you can configure the system after installation by 
> arch-chroot. You need to install espeakup and espeak-ng , and if you 
> have any desktop besides Gnome, also Orca.
And presumably also BRLTTY for braille display access. You would run 
systemctl enable brltty in the chroot environment to make sure it starts 
during the boot process.

If I remember rightly, I made a straightforward, accessible, 
console-based installation of Arch Linux first. After that was in place, 
I then installed GNOME and configured Orca once I knew that the system 
would boot properly and that I could access the console environment.