ArchLinux tutorials, and the state of accessibility in linux

[Littlefield, Tyler]

On 12/6/2012 11:00 PM, Littlefield, Tyler wrote:
> testing
> On 12/6/2012 10:28 PM, Arthur Pirika wrote:
>> Hi,
>> First, I'm playing with arch again, and still loving it, I think of 
>> it as slackware, done right. Not that slackware's bad, by any 
>> stretch, it was my first distro, after all. Anyway, I'm about to 
>> record a step-by-step install guide, similar to what Michael Whapples 
>> did quite some time ago, now that arch's install methods changed again.
>>
>> I was then thinking of expanding it into something like the really 
>> old shows that featured on main menu, way back in 2000, through 2002 
>> or so. So it would be a podcast of getting around, and doing common 
>> tasks in linux, focusing on the terminal at first. Thoughts or feedback?
>>
>> Second, what are peoples experience with tools like emacspeak, 
>> speech-dispatcher, and gnome/KDE accessibility, things you don't hear 
>> a lot about these days? Are they still viable options for access, 
>> especially emacspeak?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Arthur
>>
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> Sorry, didn't mean to jack your thread. Glad to see they're going through.
>


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