To give you fair warning, while I haven't tried running a desktop or Orca on my own Pi 3b, all reports have been that the 3B doesn't have sufficient resources to run a desktop, the accessibility stack, and have enough leftover for running anything other than the lightest of apps. If you want to run a Desktop with Orca on a Raspberry Pi and actually have resources left over to be able to use heavier applications like Firefox or LibreOffice, the recommendation is to use a Pi 4 with either 4 or 8GB of RAM or the Pi 400. Admittedly, using a Pi 4 is easier said than done with how covid-related supply chain rusting has impacted the Raspberry Pi Foundation's ability to keep up withh demand and how it seems like the only people with Pi 4s in stock are the scalpers... and the Pi 400 sacrificed the 3.5mm jack for some incomprehensible reason, so while the Pi 400 basically has everything a blind person needs for a portable computing device in one unit, it does require either knowing one's way around USB audio or configuring bluetooth over ssh. _______________________________________________ Blinux-list mailing list Blinux-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/blinux-list