Hi all, I want a distro which is relatively stable, but not hard to keep
some components up to date, especially accessibility components like
Orca, as well as Firefox. In principle, I don't want a full desktop
environment, just enough to run Firefox plus Orca, and possibly other
desktop apps later. I have successfully set up ratpoison a few years ago
with the help of the Strychnine script developed by Storm, so maybe the
easiest path is to get it again.
I'd like opinions on the distro to use. ArchLinux has the advantage of
requiring few disk space and always having the latest software, but I've
tried it some years ago, and it appears too prone to break things,
especially the audio stuff due to constant upgrading. Is it still true
today? Another option is Debian unstable, which I've never tried. Does
it use to break too? I've also read about VoidLinux. Has anyone tried it
yet? I know about Slint as well, but the manual states that it requires
50 gb disk space at least, and I'm currently out of disk space, around
15 gb at most.
Thanks for comments,
Cleverson
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