If thinking about doing this, download your iso from https://antergos.com/ and go from there. For those that don't know antergos is an archlinux fork and it gives you a graphical installer and you have your choice of graphical environments after that. I got it installed here so figure to leave a note or two on the installation. When you get to 13% installation orca+7 will highlight the correct button so then use left-mouse key once or twice and you should suddenly hear you're at 20%. It took me a while to dope that out but I got it. Buttons are unlabeled but are in previous next orderso it's possible to use control+shift+tab to back through those buttons. These buttons usually only need a press of the spacebar to run except for that one at 13% for some strange reason. When booting I hit downarrow then rightarrow then hit l and then hit enter. You should hear lots of disk action until that stops and that's where to use super-alt-s to bring up orca. The default language is english so hit space on it to select it then hit control+shift+tab to get onto the next button and then hit space. After installation I notice a second much lower voice repeating what orca says shortly after orca says it. I don't yet know what's doing that. That left-mouse button is going to come in handy in the software selection panel where you need to use it to select accessibility. When you do, you can read over the accessibility item and hear it say pressed. If it says not pressed keep trying this and eventually it should say pressed. I put gnome on the system and most of the time it's responsive. -- _______________________________________________ Blinux-list mailing list Blinux-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/blinux-list