Hello
Please excuse me if this question has been asked before on this
mailinglist, I'm a new User.
I wanted to know, that does UbuntuGnome come with accessibility options
for installation like ubuntu does?
In this case, speech-guided installation, for visually impaired. In
ubuntu, at the boot screen, hitting control+S fires up the speech
guided installation, so blind and visually impaired users can install
the system as well. then after the installation, gnome-orca (the
screenreader), will automaticly run.
I'm really interested to run ubuntu gnome, as Unity is extremely laggy
when navigating with orca
Gnome-orca has been improved a lot in gnome 3.8 as well, that's also
one of the reasons that i'm eager to install this distro.
Cheers
Thanks.
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