Hello all.
First post to this list after being on here for a few days. I have
joined as I want to get back into the world of Ubuntu. I am a former
computer studies student, obtained a certificate as a result, so should
be smart enough smiles.
Because I don't wish to use Ubuntu full time, I would rather install it
in some safe environment, like via Wubi, the Ubuntu installer program
for Windows. Now, I sort of have this to work, by choosing Braille in
the accessibility part of the installer. However, when I reboot, I am
asked to select a Braille display connection, like USB. Since I do not
have one, do I choose exit and if so will Orca still come up
automatically, both before and after log in?
I realize there is Vinux, but there is no real safe way to install,
except in a virtual environment. This is good, however it is sometimes
nice to try things on a physical set up, due to native hardware support,
improved performance, etc.
Thank you in advance for any enquiries. It will be greatly appreciated.
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