Re: linux with sighted help ?

["L. C. Robinson" <lcr cyberhighway net>]

Actually, it should be possible to script the whole installation
beforehand using RedHat's kickstart method, using only a text
editor.  This could even include installation and configuration
of speech software.

LCR

On Wed, 1 Dec 1999, Jacob Schmude wrote:

> 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 ?
> > 
> > 
-- 
L. C. Robinson
reply to lcr cyberhighway net

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