I'm sorry, I forgot to reply to the list.
Milton

Hi Dave, Pia and Marion,
Thanks for helping me out.
I did not thought of Vinux. So I did a fresh install of Vinux 3.0.1 and also 
install Orca 3.1.1. So right now I have the stability of Lucid and the features 
of Maverick.
Milton
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Dave Hunt 
  To: Milton 
  Sent: Friday, May 20, 2011 4:43 PM
  Subject: Re: for special purpose Lucid or Maverick?


  I haven't tried all the edubuntu apps, but suspect that most are not 
accessible with Orca.  Most of them are very game-like.  

  I volunteer with a group of Harvard Medical School folks who install onto 
donated laptops and send them to orphanage schools in Latin America.  The 
schools have no internet and limited space, hense the laptops and notebooks.  
Most of the students have no need of accessibility; it gets turned off after I 
do my installs.  I often use a Vinux live cd for initial testing, shredding of 
the hard drive, etc.  When I decide that a machine checks out, I do a regular 
install, with blindness profile.  After applying os updates and installing the 
Edubuntu meta-package, I do a final bit of testing, then pronounce the machine 
fit.  Donations with less than 256 mb ram get Knoppix.


  Cheers,


  Dave


  On 05/20/2011 10:31 AM, Milton wrote: 
    How is Orca doing in Edubuntu?
      ----- Original Message ----- 
      From: Dave Hunt 
      To: Milton 
      Sent: Friday, May 20, 2011 4:13 PM
      Subject: Re: for special purpose Lucid or Maverick?


      Hi,

      I install edubuntu for similar purposes and find that Lucid or Maverick  
will suffice.  


      Best,


      Dave


      On 05/20/2011 07:25 AM, Milton wrote: 
            Hi,
        I need your advice because I have no knowledge about.
        We will donate a computer to a smaal organization running a house for 
visually impaired children and orphans. They do'nt have access to the internet.
        So the computer, of course with the help of Orca, can be a great help 
for education etc. and also to play some games.
        I installed Maverick and Orca 3.1.1 but can somebody confirm if this is 
the better choice than Lucid LTS?
        I think the computer will be used untill the hardware dies without 
updating in the meanwhile.
        Thanks in advance.
        Milton



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