Re: Installing debian with accessibility enabled in oracle virtual box

Hi You can use VMWare virtual machine instead, the accessibility is better and as far as i remember, debian accessible install works properly Cheers > El 19 feb 2020, a las 19:15, mattias escribió: > > i wonder if the xfce image have accessibility at all > > i used the dvd image in vb no pro

Re: problem with enabling orca in newest debian

Hi Try disabling pulseaudio, as specified on debian accessibility page https://wiki.debian.org/accessibility Cheers > El 18 jul 2020, a las 19:12, Nsoft the Rapper oficjalnie > escribió: > >  > Hi, i am using 10.4, so the newest version available. > I downloaded an .iso for i386 architecture

Re: problem with enabling orca in newest debian

ing speech syntesis installation mode, run pulse as root by default. > El 18 jul 2020, a las 19:22, Adri Orjales > escribió: > >  > Hi > Try disabling pulseaudio, as specified on debian accessibility page > https://wiki.debian.org/accessibility > Cheers > > >>&

Re: Screen Reader

Hi Aron I strongly recommend you to use NVDA. Under my opinion, is the simplest and most stable screen reader. Under Linux, there are not stable screen readers. Orca can be used if there's no other option. Back to windows, Jaws is good but has a high learning curve. In terms of smartphones, vo

Hi, I am blind

Hello, I am blind and I need to use a screen reader so I can use my pc. I am tired to use windows, and I wanted to start using Devian, but here I saw that the screen reader Orca is kilometers away from NVDA, non visual desktop access, wich is a windows screen reader very fast. NVDA is open sourc