Wubi is a way to more-or-less install Ubuntu without having to partition the
disk. It creates a very few Windows files and you can uninstall it through
Control Panel's Add/Remove Programs, but it installs Grub as the boot loader
and you can boot into either Windows or Ubuntu just like with a Linux
partition on your disk. They say disk I/O is a little slower but the only
place I can suspect this effect is in running updates when it seems to take
a few seconds longer. For all the Linux uses I've done it's
indistinguishable from the separate disk Ubuntu I have at home.
You run the installer from Windows so you have your Windows screen reader
available. There's a box in there to specify whether you want to install the
"screen reader", which is Orca, or "braille". If you choose the screen
reader, Orca works and you can get brltty to work also by going to a console
(Alt}Ctrl}F1), logging in and starting brltty. If you select braille during
the installation process Orca doesn't seem to work - at least it hasn't for
me though I haven't tried very hard to make it function.
HTH,
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Lee Maschmeyer
Wayne State University
Detroit, Michigan, USA
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