I do not have any experience with these distributions but if they truly have
roots in Debian and remain mostly compatible then I believe it is simply a task
of using apt (terminal) or something like Synaptic (GUI). As I am most
comfortable with a terminal, here is one of numerous ways to install orca with
its dependencies.
Launch a terminal or find a virtual console and when you have a command prompt,
type:
sudo apt install orca
If you get apt not found then use sudo apt-get instead install orca
It should list what will be downloaded and an estimate of size of storage
needed and a question if you wish to continue, type y and press ENTER.
Hoping all things are ready for using a screen reader then it may be as simple
as rebooting or turning orca on in the GUI.
Sadly, these details vary quite a bit across brands of GUI and distributions.
Hope this helps, and if not quite right then look at the documentation for the
system you will be using.
Dan
-----Original Message-----
From: Ubuntu-accessibility <ubuntu-accessibility-boun...@lists.ubuntu.com> On
Behalf Of Reece O'Bryan
Sent: Friday, December 25, 2020 3:07 PM
To: ubuntu-accessibility@lists.ubuntu.com
Subject: Orca?
Hi,
I’m wanting to install orca on either/and Whonix and TAILS. These are
Debian-based and as such only need to download orca and its few dependencies,
correct? I need to have instructions as short as possible to have a sighted
friend do the install. I think this is what I should do.
Instead of separately downloading each file and they needed dependency, not
that there are many, but would it be possible to add a repository containing
orca (Ubuntu) and then just running, “apt install orca”.
Thank you in advance,
-Reece
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