[orca-list] Kali linux about to be fully accessible! *teaser link*

[hadi <hadirezaei gmx com>]

Hello,
This is my first mail to orca-list, and since this news is more or less 
about Orca, and i feel it's exciting, i'm putting it here for people to 
be aware of it.

On behalf of offensive security, i'm happy to announce to the 
mailingList, that the new version of  Kali linux will have a talkking 
installer at boot, and it has orca and accessibility options bundled for 
blind and visually impaired users.
I've been talking to developers of kali since it came out, and after 
about two weeks or less, they started to work on making the OS fully 
accessible to us. surprisingly, they are nearly done, and on the next 
release, we would be able to  install, and work with kali!
first of all, have the teaser link. it's one of developers working with 
MSF (metasploit framework) with kali. they  are not a orca user, and you 
can find out that this can be their first time using orca.
http://vimeo.com/64376041

so what's Kali?
Kali is the successor of backtrack, and officialy released 13 march 2013.
it is the most and advanced pentesting linux distro. it comes with 300+ 
tools for security pentesting, network/wireless penetration, 
exploitation tools, website attacks and password hacking, 
information(report) gathering, Vulnerability detection and more...
it is based on debian (testing), runs gnome 3.4. feel free to get other 
information from distrowatch, or kali's site
www.kali.org
while i was talking to Mati Aharoni, leader of kali and founder of 
offensive security, which seems to be the one who mostly helps with kali 
accessibility too, he stated that he wanted kali to even be for those 
orca users who are not into networking and security field, and he thinks 
that anyone who wants to work with linux in general and wants to work on 
a debian-based OS, kali will be a excellent choice.
for me, this was one of the best news that i have ever heard since i'm 
into networking. i hope it goes the same for you who are interested in 
this  as well.  after i contacted the devs, they instantly reacted and 
came with the solution quickly (it's been just over a month that kali 
has released) and they are open to all kind of suggestions to make kali 
more accessible. i seriously praise Mati and others who are behind this 
project and hope them best of luck.

-Regards,
Hadi