Some context for debian-accessibility people:
On the blinux list, it was asked:
> Is there any way to get on a general debian list at debian.org without
> ending up on all the bug trackers and such?
Only then I realized that these development trackers & co might be a
burden for people, and so
>
Mark P here.
Man, I was typo king in my last response. Sorry bout that. Ok, how do I get
debian testing?
Does it have the met install that I can use the s option with as well, and how
bout the mate desktop?
Mark Peveto
Registered Linux user number 600552
Test machine powered by Debian
On T
Tony Baechler here.
If you're going to use Orca, I suggest Ubuntu MATE instead. Otherwise, you
really want at least Debian testing. Jessie is very stable, but packages
will be old. I'm running testing here without Orca and I've had no problems.
The live CD runs testing. I suggest upgrading to
Reguarding the debian list, yeah, I noticed. As far as the kernels, i'll get
yours later thos mornin, then, and see how far I get.
I'm using the latest debian met install. i don't think it's testing...I think
it's the latest version of Jessie.
Mark Peveto
Registered Linux user number 600552
T
Tony Baechler here.
Samuel and others can correct me, but I think even the latest kernels from
Debian unstable don't have the Speakup serial patches yet, so yes, you would
need my kernel image. Download the package and install it with "dpkg -i" as
root. I guess I should set up an apt repositor
Tony Baechler here. Yes, but I strongly recommend against it. It hasn't been
tested and has no security support at all. It's meant to run from CD or USB.
If you try it, I'm interested in the results, but don't expect any support.
I have no idea if it would boot from a hard drive or not. The boot
Tony Baechler here.
It shouldn't write anything to your drives unless you mount a drive or
install it. If it does write to a hard drive, that's a serious bug and
shouldn't happen! I did a quick test boot with KVM and no hard drive. It
seemed to work fine. It shouldn't require a hard drive at a
Anders,
I'm running the met install, hopefully I'm spelling that right, of Jessie. So
far I like it, although I've managed to mess it up on one of my laptops,
so I'll probably spend the morning fixing my screw up. Updated orca and now
it's mad. LOL!
Mark Peveto
Registered Linux user number 6
Le 16/05/2017 à 05:12, Linux for blind general discussion a écrit :
Hi!
Anders Holmberg here.
Hi Angers, it's Alex ARNAUD here.
I tried it a year ago and had to say i did like it.
Why did not you like it ? If I know the issue you encountered I could
try to answer correctly to you.
Best r
