Demonstrating the power of Linux for blind people.

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Hi all,

Well, Amy, as a mere user, I wouldn't suggest setting up anything for
Gnome or anything graphical.  There are significant problems with
access to Gnome and they shouldn't be brought into the mix if you're
just wanting access for average users.  

My suggestion would be to set up the computer with Speakup and perhaps
with Emacspeak.    Speakup works extremely well in Emacs, so perhaps
you don't even need Emacspeak, but that's what I'd do.

As for techhie details about setting things up, don't ask me, I'm just
a user.

Ann P.

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