[Fwd: Re: Problems setting up emacspeak with espeak (or eflite)]

[Christopher Chaltain <cchaltain@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Tim Cross wrote:

> Something else I should have mentioned. There is a ubuntu based
> distribution that is specifically targeted at blind and vision
> impaired. It was called vibuntu, but they have changed their name
> recently (can't remember what the new name is just now). It comes
> configured with gnome and the Orca screen reader. Nice thing about it
> is that you can boot from the CD or usb stick and have speech as soon
> as you login. I initially used it to load a ubuntu system as it
> allowed me to get up and running without a sighted user helping. It
> still has some rough edges, but is pretty good. One area with good
> potential is to have it on a usb stick, which you can carry and boot
> any system and have a speech enabled setup quickly and relatively
> painlessly.
>
>   

I think you're referring to vinux from http://vinux.org.uk/. I heard 
about it the other day, downloaded the ISO image but haven't had a 
chance to play with it yet.

--
Christopher

cchaltain@xxxxxxxxxxx


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