Hi Janusz, thanks for your kind words.
Getting OpenSolaris on a usb stick should be relatively easy. Here's the latest image: http://www.genunix.org/distributions/indiana/osol-0811.usb The size of the image is 825M. And here's a guide to use it: http://blogs.sun.com/rv/entry/getting_opensolaris_into_an_usb As for the espeak and orca availability right from the live image, I believe they are there: orca is in SUNWgnome-a11y-reader espeak in SUNWespeak I don't think GNOME can save your session, but if you need to add programs that start automatically when you log in, try System -> Preferences -> Sessions -> Startup Programs -> Add Regards, hnhn Mgr. Janusz Chmiel wrote: > Dear core developers of Opensolaris, > > I would like to please You, if you would be so kind and if You would > provide here direct link on A WEB page, which is describing The procedure > for creating USB startup flash disk with Opensolaris. If there is no > document, please try to write The procedure in this mailing list. Including > USB flashdisk syze which is required for saving Opensolaris on it. And > including which tool or which file system should be The flash disk > formatted. There was some procedure, which was necessary for including Orca > to this startup flash boot disk, so if would be possible to repair this > issue in The future, it would be very nice. My last question is, if there is > possible to save configuration of active applications, such as Orca screen > reader written in Python, or no. > > I would like to intensively test Opensolaris, but using it with my Matshita > DVD RAM drive is probably not good idea, because intensive working with > laser head could overburn The mothors and laser head too, but if I can be > openheart to YOur development team, You have made The best Unix based > distribution, which can be used with Espeak and Orca. I know, that big > thank's should be addressed by MR Willie Walker and Sun microsystems > company, but Yours distribution was able to enable visually impaired users > to use Espak with Orca without big latency while fast pressing keys, this > was never possible. And speech-dispatcher do not have to be used. > > So thank You very much, that You cooperated with MR Willie Walker > and with The Sun microsystems company. Your core developers are very near to > The ammazing fact, Yours distribution will be very probably The fastly > responding Unix based distribution, which would be usable by many visually > impaired users. > Thank You very much for Yours programmers difficult work. > > > _______________________________________________ > indiana-discuss mailing list > [email protected] > http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/indiana-discuss -- Jan Hnatek [EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ indiana-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/indiana-discuss
