Hello list, A few months ago, I got an Asus Eee 900. This laptop comes pre-installed with Windows XP, which I really didn't want on there... :-) So, I wanted to install Debian Linux on it and was pleased to see that there's a version of Debian especially made for the Eee... I looked around on the wiki page and saw that there's actually no brltty (Braille terminal) included in the installer, which would allow me to use my Braille display that I'd have to use because I am completely blind. I tried the standard installer along with the installation / configuration stepps described on the wiki page, but I find this approach to be all but optimal, plus it doesn't recognise a whole lot of stuff. So I wanted to ask, is it possible for you developers to include brltty in the custom installer? Right now, the whole community of blind Eee users (which is quite big) can't use Linux, because no distribution that works with the Eee offers an accessible installation method. Couldn't Debian make a difference? Robin
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