Re: What is the best Linux distributions for the blind?
Well to be honest as a precurser I tried a vm of zorin, just to see what it was like on the podcast before I made it.
Firstly the settings app just isn't usable in any shape or form, a screen of text but nothing else.
If you get a program with checkboxes you need to right arrow to the box then hit space on it.
The default gnome menus looked like menus, but no first letter nav, and no scrolling so up and down manually.
The software centre is accessible.
Its about the only gripe I have with ubuntu mate, software bootique just is a bunch of fucking unlabeled buttons.
Thats fine for what its worth but I wanted to doodle wiith it and see what it did.
There is no gnome sound in there, but I guess I could look for that later.
Orcer will not autoload at startup automatically after first start.
I may actually try it again just to see how really bad zorin is.
What I really want but can't seem to get with speech working right is siniman which mostly works.
I also want to know why ulsa audio is so wimpy in volume on my vms.
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