Re: [orca-list] new user Raspberry Pi: what specific model andoperating system can we install orca?

[Guy Schlosser <guyster bex net>]

I just got a pi 400 up and running with very little trouble. I am running the ubuntu-mate raspberry pi image, 
and getting Orca talking  was as simple as holding the  alt and super  (windows) keys, while pressing S. I am 
interested in RetroArch, and I’m wondering if accessibility support is working on the pi. That’s next on my 
list to figure out. 

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> On May 13, 2022, at 11:30 PM, Amir-Trend Plus via orca-list <orca-list gnome org> wrote:
>
> Hi,
> i am planning to get Raspberry Pi since from what i understand, it is
> very liteweight, portable and easy to carry (because no screen, need
> to connect to external screen). so what model (specific one) that i
> should look for as a new user?
> also for Raspberry Pi, can we use popular operating system such as
> ubuntu or arch linux? because these operating systems have orca and we
> can easily install it if it is not included for some reason. because
> from what i read, raspbian is Raspberry Pi's operating system but not
> sure whether we can change it or not. If cannot change the default
> operating system or it's hard for beginner like me to do it, how to
> turn orca on raspbian (if it is there) or how to install orca (if it
> is not there yet)?
>
>
> also additional question, it uses memory card right for storage. so
> for frequent write and read operation, will it damage the memory card?
> How long normalyy if any of you have experience using Raspberry Pi,
> how long it last normally for 1 memory card before it breaks?
>
>
> also is there a list for Raspberry Pi screen reader users?
>
> thanks much
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