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 i
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
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
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,
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 environ
Hello Øyvind,
The Jessie installer has xfce as the Debian desktop, which isn’t accessible by
default, because gnome-orca doesn’t get installed with the xfce task.
There has been a discussion on this in the past, and for some strange reason,
the xfce team wouldn’t have orca installed with the xfc
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