Hello all
I am blind and live in Brazil. I started to get envolved with Linux
about one year ago.
I have made some contributions to Oralux project, especially translating
documents to Brazilian Portuguese language. Currently, I have Oralux
installed on my hard drive, though I haven't migrated
hello there, all,
Thanks for the advice on getting Ubuntu going on my dinosaur PC. The
alternate install did turn out to have accessibiity features, and I'm
probably going to switch my OSes around as soon as I get up the gumption
to do all the backing up of my other hard drive necessary to
Maybe some of the gurus out there can answer this better, but can't
Xubuntu be used in such a way or is it too big to put on a usb stick or
such?
/Krister
On Fri, 2006-10-27 at 22:14 -0500, mike coulombe wrote:
> Hi,I was using a computer at a friends house today and had a idea.
> Would it be poss
Actually could the LiveCD image be made to work on a USB key?
It would be great if users could carry their AT setup with them from
machine to machine. That implies the same OS/Distro on each machine or
standards. Ideally just the config would be carried but the portable
apps way would allow 'insta
This may be specific to my system as I upgraded my laptop edubuntu
installation to Ubuntu 6.10 which I guess means it may now not be
quite a complete ubuntu or edubuntu setup (there was no option to
upgrade to edubuntu 6.10).
When I boot up the progress bar has extremely low contrast, in fact I
ca
