Last i read, both sonargnulinux and vinux were in the process of merging into Fedora and that first release was supposed to have happened sometime in April 2017 and would be called Fedora 26.0. What has happened since then I do not now know. Sorry for the late reply, but see comments below. On 3/16/2017 3:36 PM, Joel Roth wrote: Eric Oyen wrote: OK, but why do we, as a community, need a special distro? Yes, it's free software, so there is certainly nothing stopping you as long as you realize it's your pet distro along with the about 300 others on distrowatch.com. I would much rather have a popular, mainstream distro which includes great accessibility like Debian and derivatives.
Yes, Debian still supports accessibility. Every alpha release of D-I has accessibility features and fixes.
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