Hello Deedra,
https://www.virtualbox.org/manual/ch02.html#idp52017744
Gena
Georgina Joyce
Applied Psychologist
Training and Coaching.
Because individuals of groups matter!
> On 12 Dec 2014, at 15:35, deedra waters wrote:
>
> Err, i didn’t even know there was a mac installer. I went under the
Hello Deedra,
http://virtualbox-mac.en.softonic.com/mac/download
Gena
Georgina Joyce
Applied Psychologist
Training and Coaching.
Because individuals of groups matter!
> On 12 Dec 2014, at 15:35, deedra waters wrote:
>
> Err, i didn’t even know there was a mac installer. I went under the
> a
Err, i didn’t even know there was a mac installer. I went under the assumption
that it required macports since that’s what most linux type things need to be
built
deedra waters
dee...@the-brannons.com
> On Dec 12, 2014, at 7:31 AM, 'Chris Blouch' via MacVisionaries
> wrote:
>
> Um
Ummm, why does it require apple-gcc? You just download the Mac installer
and you're good to go. Nothing to compile, brew, yum or whatever. I have
it running just fine on a generic OSX 10.10 box.
CB
On 12/12/14, 10:09 AM, deedra waters wrote:
Yeah i figured that out after the fact can’t go the
Yeah i figured that out after the fact can’t go the virtual box route because
it requires apple-gcc which isn’t available on my version of OS X
deedra waters
dee...@the-brannons.com
> On Dec 12, 2014, at 6:48 AM, 'Chris Blouch' via MacVisionaries
> wrote:
>
> If you Google "virtualbox comma
If you Google "virtualbox command line" you'll find lots of stuff. This
one for installing Ubuntu seemed good:
http://www.howopensource.com/2011/06/how-to-use-virtualbox-in-terminal-commandline/
Once you have virtualbox installed you can always do a man VBoxManage to
get all the possible comma
If i’m understanding you right, you can both setup and use the vm with virtual
box and the command line. I’ll give it a try and see what happens. Any
tutorials out there on how to set up and run the vm?
deedra waters
dee...@the-brannons.com
> On Dec 11, 2014, at 2:32 PM, 'Chris Blouch' via M
Yes i want to create the vm but i need to use it with speak the way some of you
use windows vas for gaming or what ever. Basically I need linux for 1 task and
that’s it, but it requires interacting with the vm not using ssh to log into
it. If i understand things right, in order to use virtual bo
Yes Ray. It works through voiceover and it's fine if all you need to do is
enter a command or two; you can hear what you are typing. But in my opinion
it's more of a pain if you want to know the output that is being presented and
need to review that output and continue to make entries based on t
Most folks who don't want to deal with the CLI use VMWare but you pay
for that convenience. I haven't used it with Linux but generally you
just do VBoxManage startvm vmname. The VirtualBox installer is the
standard Mac one so you won't have much trouble getting the app itself
installed. As far
Hello Deedra,
I thought you wanted to generate a VM to run your favourite Linux. That’s what
you mentioned VMware for?
Gena
Georgina Joyce
Applied Psychologist
Training and Coaching.
Because individuals of groups matter!
> On 11 Dec 2014, at 22:08, deedra waters wrote:
>
> from what i gather
Terminal works through voiceover. You just going to terminal from the finder,
and from there, you can use terminal in voiceover.
Sincerely,
The Constantly barefooted Ray,
Still a very happy Mac, Verizon Wireless iPhone 6+ and Apple TV user!
Sent from my iPhone,
the only smart phone with full ac
from what i gather isn’t virtual box a pita to use from the command line…. as
well, I need the vm to talk using speak or y a s r. So, how does running the vm
in a command line help me when i need it’s command line to talk?
deedra waters
dee...@the-brannons.com
> On Dec 11, 2014, at 1
As Genna mentioned previously in this thread, virtualbox does the same
thing as vmware and is free. The downside is that the GUI is not very
accessible, but you don't really need the GUI as it's all configurable
from terminal. In other words you would use terminal to get virtualbox
up and runni
turning off autocorrection.
When in an edit field, do vo-m and go over to the edit column. Go down to the
spelling and grammar submenu. Arrow right and down to "correct spelling
automatically" amd if it is checked press vo-space. It should say" correct
spelling automatically unchecked.. But thi
I like the bratty idea sad though that our display is half defective and not
fixable. I’m thinking vmware is going to end up being my way to go. I just
don’t want to pay a small fortune for vmware when all i want is 1 linux vm
that’s useable.
deedra waters
dee...@the-brannons.com
>
Yeah, seems autocorrect still isn’t disabled in my mail client, that should be
virtual box and y a s r.
deedra waters
dee...@the-brannons.com
> On Dec 11, 2014, at 12:03 PM, deedra waters wrote:
>
> I thought about something like that or qemu would be useful, but the problem
> is i need t
The terminal is fine if one has a braille display and can use brltty, for which
I know I should write a README but honestly I haven't been able to find time to
do it! If nobody else does it first, I truly do plan to eventually. But in my
opinion, without brltty, the terminal isn't much fun thoug
I thought about something like that or qemu would be useful, but the problem is
i need to use speak or yeast inside the vm. The terminal has too many speech
interupts for me to try and use tintin effectively rather then getting my char
on one of the muds i play killed repeatedly because i can’t
Hello Deedra,
Remember virtual box that some speakup users talked about?
http://nakkaya.com/2012/08/30/create-manage-virtualBox-vms-from-the-command-line/
Gena
Georgina Joyce
Applied Psychologist
Training and Coaching.
Because individuals of groups matter!
> On 11 Dec 2014, at 19:43, deedra wa
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