Where To Get Ubuntu 7.04? Was: Re: VmWare

[Richard Wells]

Hello,

I went to the ubuntu site. The only version I found for download was 
6.1. Could you kindly direct me to where to get the newer beta version?

Thank you so much for this.

Original message:
> Probably the easiest way to get gnome and orca running is to grab the
> latest ubuntu beta (7.04) and install it.  Orca works out of the box
> with this distro and most of the applications are accessible.  It even
> comes with the latest alpha of firefox3, so you can play with the
> accessibility features being developed.
> On Mon, Apr 16, 2007 at
> 06:58:06PM -0400, Doug Smith wrote:
>> Good going.  The more you can do without sighted help, the better.  I
>> have to bust all my computing problems without sighted help, which I
>> do not have the luxury of anyway.  My wife, though sighted, knows
>> nothing about computers and, showing her the messages or whatever,
>> would do no more than get her confused.

>> Well, I just got the start of one going the other day.  I have decided
>> to give gnome and orca a try.  I may or may not regret this.  I would
>> like to get some results from others on how you are doing with this
>> combination.  I would like to see what's going on.  If you are having
>> good or bad results with speech-enabled Linux gui interfaces, please
>> let me know so that I will know what to look forward to.



>> Thanks




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