Littlefield, Tyler <tyler@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > 1. Any good solutions for installing gnome, assuming that's only what > debian works with? I can grab it from packages, but there are a lot of > versions. Is there a recommended dummy package? Try installing gnome-core, which should bring in everything you need. > 2. Any good ideas for orca? Last time I installed gnome, I had no > desktop from what I could tell and orca could only work on the start menu. GNOME 3 doesn't have a desktop as such, but you can press alt-F1 to open te Activities Overview, then find an application from there, or type part of its name and perform a quick search. You can also use the super key (to the left of alt on the left side of space) to open the Activities Overview. I suggest reading about the new user interface of GNOME 3. > 3. Can I disable it from running at login so I just need to type startx? Yes, you can. Just make sure it isn't run by your init scripts, or by systemd if you're using it (the default in the next Debian release). For example: sudo systemctl disable gdm sudo systemctl stop gdm should stop it from running and disable it, so it won't be run when the system boots. this assumes you're running systemd. _______________________________________________ Speakup mailing list Speakup@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://linux-speakup.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/speakup
