Re: Accessible Linux distributions other than Ubuntu?
after you run Hackers arch ISO, your pc will beep and you wish for speech, press enter at the beep, and if you don't want accessibility on by difalt, press down aro once at the beep and press ender. And sorry for my taruble spelling
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I don't know, but when I start vinux in my dvd, How can I press to say test vinux?down arrow, or what?Because I'm so new to linux OS.
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Re: Accessible Linux distributions other than Ubuntu?
@hacker:how do I enable accessibility? your iso boots but only get a beep. is it that I have multiple soundcards? well... multiple detected but one usable on my laptop? also, does this ISO install things so that you can switch from
Re: Accessible Linux distributions other than Ubuntu?
Essentially, the differences between talking arch and my autobuild environment are the following:1: use of NetworkManager instead of netctl for wireless connections, use wificonnect, which prompts you for the case sensitive name of your
Re: Accessible Linux distributions other than Ubuntu?
You can most certainly get a gui for arch, but I prefer just to stay with the commandline for now.Also, what's the difference in talking arch and the thing your friend made. When installing, i've always used talkingarch.
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my friends version of arch already has eSpeak up ready to role. when it starts, it will ask you what sound card you wan't to use or if it finds it, it will just lounch you into the arch izo, and all you have to do is type autobuild
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I use Sonar now, on what used to be a Mac Mini. It works very well, even better than I'd hoped.
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does arch have a graphical interface, like other modern distros, or its just a command line?
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How do I get speakup working in the auto build archlinux image?
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Re: Accessible Linux distributions other than Ubuntu?
you can try arch with speach from a arch distro that my friend made. you can get it from https://nashcentral.duckdns.org:8100and click on the tech related projects
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Re: Accessible Linux distributions other than Ubuntu?
Debian is also good and if you want a OS with a lot of hacking tools then try Carly Linux.
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Re: Accessible Linux distributions other than Ubuntu?
@arqmeister, yes, I have. I've also managed to get Arch Linux running with both as well. Gentoo is a bit more complicated, but it certainly works.
URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=272895#p272895
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At Ethin, i'd figured i'd ask you this because i think you might have done this in the past and posted it. But, have you successfully got gentoo running with orca or speakup? Just asking, because, while i'm familiar with arch, i have
Re: Accessible Linux distributions other than Ubuntu?
Hello there,Indeed there are. Try Arch Linux for the latest versions of all software, or Gentoo for customizability and flexibility. There are many, many others. You'll find one that's right for you.
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Accessible Linux distributions other than Ubuntu?
Hello folks. Quick question. Are there any other Linux distributions which are accessible, other than Ubuntu? I'd like to try Sonar, but due to it's issues with VMWare fusion, that seems impossible.
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