Re: building a custon talking debian installation image with build essential and other packages on the disc as well as the mate accessible desktop
Hi, I agree as most hardware now requires firmware to use. Is there a
document on how to remaster and add packages to the disc either for
download or as normal debs that are on the disc? Nick Gawronski
On Mon, 27
Apr 2020, D.J.J. Ring, Jr. wrote:
Date: Mon, 27 Apr 2020 00:38:15 -0400
From: "D.J.J. Ring, Jr."
To: Nick Gawronski
Cc: debian-accessibil...@lists.debian.org, debian-boot@lists.debian.org
Subject: Re: building a custon talking debian installation image with build
essential and other packages on the disc as well as the mate accessible
desktop
Nick,
Please use the non free images because many blind people are connecting by
Wi-Fi and the drivers are only on the non free images. Also add the Unofficial
multimedia sources so blind people can use
the non free codecs.
It takes a lot of work to make Debian normal.
But Debian still is the best, I just wish they'd stop the non free prohibition
and put printer and multimedia and Firefox in their ISO.
Best wishes,
David
On Fri, Apr 24, 2020, 15:29 Nick Gawronski wrote:
Hi, I am totally blind and know about pressing s to start the installer
with speech as I do this then go back to the main menu and set debconf
priority to low so I have the most control during the installation
process. I looked into the simple-cdd package for building a debian
installation image but could not find out how to include the full mate
debian desktop with orca the screen reader setup for speech as well as
build-essential and other development packages. What would be the best
process for building such an image that starts automatically at low
priority with speech running and a highor volume level then normal for
systems where you would like speech to be not so soft during the
installation process? Nick Gawronski
Re: building a custon talking debian installation image with build essential and other packages on the disc as well as the mate accessible desktop
Nick, Please use the non free images because many blind people are connecting by Wi-Fi and the drivers are only on the non free images. Also add the Unofficial multimedia sources so blind people can use the non free codecs. It takes a lot of work to make Debian normal. But Debian still is the best, I just wish they'd stop the non free prohibition and put printer and multimedia and Firefox in their ISO. Best wishes, David On Fri, Apr 24, 2020, 15:29 Nick Gawronski wrote: > Hi, I am totally blind and know about pressing s to start the installer > with speech as I do this then go back to the main menu and set debconf > priority to low so I have the most control during the installation > process. I looked into the simple-cdd package for building a debian > installation image but could not find out how to include the full mate > debian desktop with orca the screen reader setup for speech as well as > build-essential and other development packages. What would be the best > process for building such an image that starts automatically at low > priority with speech running and a highor volume level then normal for > systems where you would like speech to be not so soft during the > installation process? Nick Gawronski > >
Re: building a custon talking debian installation image with build essential and other packages on the disc as well as the mate accessible desktop
Majid Hussain, le dim. 26 avril 2020 09:53:07 +0100, a ecrit: > hey there, what is the back button in this instance? > would it be the back space key? In the text version it is the '<' (less than) key. Samuel
Re: building a custon talking debian installation image with build essential and other packages on the disc as well as the mate accessible desktop
hey there, what is the back button in this instance? would it be the back space key? On 25/04/2020, Majid Hussain wrote: > hi there, > how do you get back to the main menu of the net install iso? > after you press the s key? > Majid > > On 25/04/2020, john doe wrote: >> On 4/24/2020 9:29 PM, Nick Gawronski wrote: >>> Hi, I am totally blind and know about pressing s to start the installer >>> with speech as I do this then go back to the main menu and set debconf >>> priority to low so I have the most control during the installation >>> process. I looked into the simple-cdd package for building a debian >>> installation image but could not find out how to include the full mate >>> debian desktop with orca the screen reader setup for speech as well as >>> build-essential and other development packages. What would be the best >>> process for building such an image that starts automatically at low >> >> I guess including a preseed file might be useful there. >> >>> priority with speech running and a highor volume level then normal for >>> systems where you would like speech to be not so soft during the >>> installation process? >>> >> >> You can increase the volume of 'espeakup' a bit but if the volume of the >> detected sound card could be set to the max as default that would be >> awsome. >> >> -- >> John Doe >> >> > > > -- > kind regards, > Majid Hussain > -- kind regards, Majid Hussain
Re: building a custon talking debian installation image with build essential and other packages on the disc as well as the mate accessible desktop
Hi, Majid Hussain wrote: > hi there, > how do you get back to the main menu of the net install iso? > after you press the s key? > Majid Pressing the Back button (one or more times) always brings you to the installer main menu. (Note: "installer main menu" is not the boot menu, where you select "Install", "Graphical install" etc. It's the menu of the installer itself.) Holger -- Holger Wansing PGP-Fingerprint: 496A C6E8 1442 4B34 8508 3529 59F1 87CA 156E B076
Re: building a custon talking debian installation image with build essential and other packages on the disc as well as the mate accessible desktop
hi there, how do you get back to the main menu of the net install iso? after you press the s key? Majid On 25/04/2020, john doe wrote: > On 4/24/2020 9:29 PM, Nick Gawronski wrote: >> Hi, I am totally blind and know about pressing s to start the installer >> with speech as I do this then go back to the main menu and set debconf >> priority to low so I have the most control during the installation >> process. I looked into the simple-cdd package for building a debian >> installation image but could not find out how to include the full mate >> debian desktop with orca the screen reader setup for speech as well as >> build-essential and other development packages. What would be the best >> process for building such an image that starts automatically at low > > I guess including a preseed file might be useful there. > >> priority with speech running and a highor volume level then normal for >> systems where you would like speech to be not so soft during the >> installation process? >> > > You can increase the volume of 'espeakup' a bit but if the volume of the > detected sound card could be set to the max as default that would be > awsome. > > -- > John Doe > > -- kind regards, Majid Hussain
Re: building a custon talking debian installation image with build essential and other packages on the disc as well as the mate accessible desktop
On 4/24/2020 9:29 PM, Nick Gawronski wrote: > Hi, I am totally blind and know about pressing s to start the installer > with speech as I do this then go back to the main menu and set debconf > priority to low so I have the most control during the installation > process. I looked into the simple-cdd package for building a debian > installation image but could not find out how to include the full mate > debian desktop with orca the screen reader setup for speech as well as > build-essential and other development packages. What would be the best > process for building such an image that starts automatically at low I guess including a preseed file might be useful there. > priority with speech running and a highor volume level then normal for > systems where you would like speech to be not so soft during the > installation process? > You can increase the volume of 'espeakup' a bit but if the volume of the detected sound card could be set to the max as default that would be awsome. -- John Doe
