Re: linux with sighted help ?

[Jacob Schmude <jacobs ncinter net>]

You'd even need sighted help to set up emacspeak under winlinux.

You can zipslack, which is an umsdos distribution which you simply unzip
to the root dir of you main drive (doesn't contain emacs, you'll need to
download slackware packages of that). You'll probably need some sighted
help no matter what dist you get, unless you have a second PC as a talking
terminal (see the emacspeak howto for installation instructions on
installing slackware via this method).

 On Fri, 24 Jan 1997, ian macmillan
wrote:

> Hi
> 
> is, there a version of linux other then the beta version of winlinux2000
> that a blind person with a windows98 p2 350mhz 128mb 8gb system with a
> dectalk express can install and use via themselve with out sighted help
> using emas and emacspeak ?
> 
> thanks in advance...
> 
> 
> ian macmillan   Markham, Ontario, Canada.
> 
> We look with our eyes, but We see with our hearts, minds, and souls.
> 
> 
> 
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