I wish that I could be more help in this situation. Seeing that it
[XPLike Ubuntu] is based off of Ubuntu 11.04, I am guessing that it was
using something prior to GNOME Shell, something n the GNOME 2.x cycle.
I have seen some distributions which try to present a Windows-like
desktop which
Hi,
I have heard of a Windows-Like distro. I believe it used to be called Lindows,
but because Microsoft got their panties in a bunch the name was changed to
Linspire. I have never tried it, buut I believe it is Ubuntu based. If you do
try it, I would be interested in knowing what
What an interesting history behind Linspire [1] and Freespire [2]
(Linspire's free branch). It was originally based off of Debian, but
then it shifted its base to Ubuntu. Linspire was bought out by Xandros
[3] in 2008. From the Xandros Distrowatch page [4], it appears that it
ships with KDE by
I believe that TalkingArch is probably the best way for a visually
impaired individual to get started with a vanilla Arch Linux installation.
Being that this list is dedicated to Ubuntu Accessibility, though, I
think that this discussion should be taken to another list for general
Linux
This has not been my experience with the Linux community. I know the
Linux community has a reputation of being a bunch of tech savvy nerds
who have no patience for the new comer, but this has not been my
experience as of late, and especially not in the accessibility community.
I wouldn't use
