Re: Setting up Raspberry Pi
If you're feeling up to exploring a bit and building yourself, this is the project I used to get SpeakUp working. It requires manual build and helps with some software hacks to get eSpeakUp working. I think the guy also wrote some scripts to build an accessible
Re: Setting up Raspberry Pi
@6, thanks for the recommendation. Just glancing at it, looks like they aren't hosting any images currently. Maybe joining the mailing list will be of use.
URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/549610/#p549610
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Re: Setting up Raspberry Pi
I actually did a podcast for beginners who want to use the Raspberry Pi a long time ago. It was aired on Main Menu and I had it on an old website. I don't know if it is still relevant, or even if it is still hosted. It's been a while since I've used my Raspberry
Re: Setting up Raspberry Pi
Practically speaking, I'd like to use it for dev purposes - coding, sandboxing, etc. Just something to play around with and test things. I can't see myself using it for productivity reasons in the MS Office sense.
URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/549570
Re: Setting up Raspberry Pi
Raspbian works with Orca as of February 2020. I haven't tried this yet, as I currently don't have access to my Pi. However, I've heard it's as simple as flashing the image to an SD card, enabling SSH, and then simply typing sudo apt install orca. Once Orca
Re: Setting up Raspberry Pi
Raspbian works with Orca as of February 2020. I haven't tried this yet, as I currently don't have access to my Pi. However, I've heard it's as simple as flashing the image to an SD card, enabling SSH, and then simply typing sudo apt install orca. Once Orca
Re: Setting up Raspberry Pi
You'll most likely go for Linux, and Linux is always controllable via CLI and GUI, although CLI is more accessible for VI users. As you already said, it always depends on what you want to do. If you're searching for a laptop alternative, like taking notes
Re: Setting up Raspberry Pi
https://stormux.org/, would be your best bet. I'm sure others will chime in with their findings.
URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/549528/#p549528
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Setting up Raspberry Pi
I'm sure this is the billionth topic about this - so sorry.I'm deeply considering grabbing a Raspberry Pi 4, but would like to know what distro works best with screen reader access. I'm sure it depends on what people are using it for, so I guess the first
