Desktop accessibility

Hi all: I'm a long time Debian user. I primarily use Debian for server stuff with CLI only with Speakup. I now want to try Linux out as a desktop OS. It looks like Debian has switched to XFCE as default desktop in sid/testing. Will I be able to use the XFCE desktop with Orca? Or do I need to

Installing Debian With USB Serial Braille on Mac Mini 6,1 via EFI

Hi, I'd like to put Debian on this Mac Mini 6,1 natively and use it as my Internet gateway and server, all the functions requiring OS X having been delegated to an always-on iMac. I copied the latest daily netinst iso to a USB stick, and booted from it. For now, attached via USB is a PacMate

Installing Debian With USB Serial Braille on Mac Mini 6,1 via EFI

Hi, I'd like to put Debian on this Mac Mini 6,1 natively and use it as my Internet gateway and server, all the functions requiring OS X having been delegated to an always-on iMac. I copied the latest daily netinst iso to a USB stick, and booted from it. For now, attached via USB is a PacMate

Re: Desktop accessibility

Hi, XFCE seems to have a minimal a11y with Orca, that is tested now. So any feedback is good. If I remember correctly, the http://wiki.debian.org/accessibility mentions all you need to make XFCE accessible. Tell us if it is enough. Debian is wondering is they will use by default gnome, xfce,

RE: Desktop accessibility

Hi: I tested by installing jessie in a VM. I installed by using the latest jessie iso and debian installer beta1. Installation went smoothly. I chose to install Debian Desktop Environment and standard system packages (category 1 and 10). I expected to then have a choice of which desktop