Michael wrote: > Redhat/Fedora appear to need a special disk to install > withaccessibility support (correct me if I'm wrong) and from what I've > seen, is supported by one person here. AFAIK, there are two people working on Speakup Modified Fedora: Bill Acker and Janina Sajka. > More widely supported flavors > are Ubuntu and GRML and the newly constructed Arch linux, which are all > dpkg-based. Nope, ArchLinux isn't dpkg-based at all. Its package format is a bit like Slackware's, but the Arch package manager does dependency resolution, along with other nice things. ArchLinux is a general-purpose distribution, and it isn't accessible out of the box. If you are blind, then the best way to install it is via my talking install disk. It's a modification of the official install CD. I call it TalkingArch. TalkingArch is only supported by one person, namely myself. PS. The original poster might be interested in our distros page: http://linux-speakup.org/distros.html -- Chris
