As someone who use both Fedora and Slint, I'll say the biggest thing to
get use to is no systemd, which is no issue for me, however, it can be
for some.
As someone said, Slint is probably the most reliably accessible distro
of them all, however as all technologies do, it does brake from time to
time. It is not the most difficult distro to fix, which is a good thing.
If you rely on snapd, you are screwed, bigtime, for if you know anything
about snapd, you should know it requires systemd to work. Flatpak is a
reliable alternative though.
Warm regards,
Brandt Steenkamp
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On 2021/11/26 23:38, Linux for blind general discussion wrote:
Slint is probably the most reliably accessible distribution. You can't
run a virtual slint on your computer, however, you can install on an
SD card and use it without any accessibility issues. You need at least
32 GB SD disk. I have it running on 128 GB SD drive.
Cheers,
Ibrahim
On 11/26/21 3:59 PM, Linux for blind general discussion wrote:
So as it says....and given my recent whiffs on qemu, so far *crosses
fingers* Slint is slowly installing but I'm wanting to know...
How easy is it to adapt to Slint/Slackwware coming from Ubuntu or
Solus or Fedora or...
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