Vinux has a cli version available and that cli version can at a later
date be turned into a gui version. If you download and can get the cli
version talking there's not much to do to get yourself a gui version by
installing a few files rather than pulling down an entirely new
distribution. When I want to do that, I run tasksel and check desktop
environment with the space bar; that puts a star to the left of desktop
environment and hitting space bar again removes the star from the left
of desktop environment. I also put a star to the left of data base,
then I tab to ok and hit enter and let the system install what it needs.
Then as root, I run orca -t in text mode and configure orca don't worry
about python error messages. I do the same orca -t command in my user
account then I reboot the system. If I want to do command line when all
is silent after speech has started up I hit control-alt-f1 and then hit
enter. If not I key in my user name and hit enter and key in my password
and hit enter and I go into gui environment with orca already talking.On
Sun, 6 Jun 2010, Leslie Fairall wrote:
Ok, a few more questions:
1. Does Ubuntu require sighted help to install or is there a way to install
it with Brltty?
2. Should I go with Ubuntu or explore Vinux, which I believe is an off-shoot
of Ubuntu?
Thanks for any advice.
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