Sanjeev Ji,
In the field of Linux you have two Choices for Screen Reader. One
is Orca and the other is LSR (Linux Screen Reader). Between the two, Orca is
most widely used and is better. It is being developed by Sun MicroSystems.
Recently I have come to know that now Open Office has now accessable with
Orca. As for as Linux flavor, Ubuntu is there which come with Orca and
E-SPeak Pre Loaded. Although you can run Orca on Red Had as its RPM package
is available. Now you can completely Live on Linux without touching
Windows.
I cannot say much about LSR Because I have not tried it. But from the
feedback I am sure Orca has upper edge over LSR. I hope this
information will be usefull.
Regards
Punit Diwan
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Date: Tue, 7 Aug 2007 15:20:25 +0530
From: "Chaodhari, Sanjeev IN BOM SISL" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [AI] all about Linux
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Dear members
Hi
In my ethical hacking one of the modules is Linux hacking therefore I am
thinking to create another virtual machine with Linux.
But I know nothing about Linux except the word, and it is open source
operating system.
So can somebody tell me what screen readers are available for Linux
which one is the best? You can present me comparative review of
available screen readers with advantage and disadvantage.
I would like to have setup of the Linux and setup of the screen readers
with the tutorial.
Thanks.
When you don't have any choice, you have a choice to work hard.
Sanjeev
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