Re: gnopernicus and CD writing software

[Kenny Hitt <kenny hittsjunk net>]

Hi.  I need to start by saying I haven't tried to burn Cd's in Gnome.  I
have no problems burning Cd's from the console.  The commands can be put
into scripts to make it very easy.

Gnopernicus has made large parts of Gnome accessible, but it's still not
there yet.  Linux is very accessible from the text console using
speakup, yasr, or emacspeak.  I wouldn't recommend using Linux with
Gnopernicus as your only screen reader.

This is just my opinion from using Linux for the last 3 years.
          Kenny
	  
On Sat, Nov 01, 2003 at 06:39:32PM -0000, Michael Weaver wrote:
> Hi!
> I am new to this list.
> I have a question about gnopernicus and CD writing software.
> The question is is writing cds easier to do using gnopernicus?
> I ask this as someone who is thinking of migrating to Linux but not sure
> whether to have a Linux only system or Linux and Windows when I buy a new
> PC.
> I have read some documentation on CD writing under Linux and from what I
> have read, the commands seem complicated.  As someone who used DOS on the
> first PC I had, I should have some idea of commands for somethings like
> changing directories.
> Does the gnopernicus screenreader support CD Writing software and if so,
> should I use this if I have a Linux only system?
> Hope someone can give me some advice.
> 
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