use chromebook instead
On 29/12/2021 23:13, chromium wrote:
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On 29/12/2021 23:11, Jordan Livesey wrote:
I, for 1, hate console screen readers, and will not use this one,
orca is the only usable linux reader and manjaro is silly anyway so
its not worth useing it, don't know why it even exists in the first
place when it crashes frequently and is full of malware. linux mint
demands you update your system all the time, its the microsoft of the
linux world, accessible coconut is reaching EOL like vinux, blind
arch never became popular due to official arch being epic, ubuntu is
ubuntu, slow, buggy, unstable. orca is the only usable reader hear
that works as others rarely get updates, the latest version of orca
was released with gnome 41 and fixed accessibility bugs while
changing key echo to echo so its clearly being updated, support for
thunderbird has gotten better and it no longer freequently crashes,
when it comes to accessible distros, debian is just too good that its
not recommended to use distros that are not debian, which is why
calamares was designed for sighted use and why I see the debian
installer last for many years to come, that is the only time you
neeed a console screen reader, especially on android x86 installation
media where you can also include a screen reader for that,
On Wed, Dec 29, 2021 at 11:02 PM Jude DaShiell <jdash...@panix.com>
wrote:
So everybody understands, when I write something about a
particular Linux
distro not being accessible I have already downloaded and tested that
distro.
