Re: most accessible form of linux without broken accessibility advice need
Apparently hes going to stop working on talking arch from what some one told me. Not sure if this is true or not.URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=166466#p166466
Re: most accessible form of linux without broken accessibility advice need
Trenton is right there, and I love how he lists kali Linux as accessible. but do not use it if you are not network/wireless/web penTesting.I have problems with orca as well. its very slow when it comes to browsing. I
Re: most accessible form of linux without broken accessibility advice need
Yes, that is correct, in being sparse. Sonar, is indeed still in development, at least with its new approach. Prior versions of Sonar, are based off Ubuntu, and Debian, while the newer generation thats being worked on,
most accessible form of linux without broken accessibility advice need
Hey guys. I love experimenting with different operating systems. I have tryed using sonar linux, vinux, and even mainstream ubuntu 13.10. In my experience, orca seems to be an ok screen reader. However, when using firefox, i
Re: most accessible form of linux without broken accessibility advice need
Youre better off not using a gui, as Orca is not great. If you really wanna try it, use a distro like Debian without a gui, or if you must have one, use Knoppix.URL:
Re: most accessible form of linux without broken accessibility advice need
If you want to use Orca, the latest stable, which is now at 3.10, your choices are:1. Ubuntu GNOME , though as of this writing, Ubuntu 14.04 GNOME eddition is stil in the alpha stage.2. Sonar Manjaro , which again, is in
Re: most accessible form of linux without broken accessibility advice need
My experience with orca and firefox was never satisfactory. Orca always crashed for me in ff and even accessing google was painful with orca. Now I tried a different approach:- Emacspeak - I use emacspeak for
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Thanks guys. Trenton, could you explain more about sonar manjaro? I have heard about it, but i dont know much else, as information seems sparse.URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=166306#p166306
