Re: [orca-list] Podcasts and/or audio tutorials needed

[Dave Hunt <dahunt posteo de>]

This looks like the talking points I've been pondering, for a beginning
orca users' tutorial.  I'd start from a live cd environment or fresh
installation with a pure GNOME. I would use the tweak tool, ahead of
doing the talk, to make sure the desktop area is visible at start.
Maybe an exploration of the top bar (including connecting to a wifi
spot), would be near the beginning.  Some example of searching for files
and apps to follow soon there after. Finally, setting orca's
preferences, working with a web site in firefox, and a little with
rhythmbox can end the thing?  I think we may also need some deeper
audios on the GNOME control center and tweak tool.


Just some thoughts,



Dave  Hunt



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On 09/04/2015 04:42 PM, Glenn wrote:
> A beginning podcast would consist of things like bringing up a list of 
> programs and getting to the desktop area.
> Things like finding the browser, and finding their WIFI for example.
> If one is just using the terminal, then that would just mainly consist of a 
> list of specific commands.