Re: [orca-list] Server versions of linux

[Christopher Chaltain <chaltain gmail com>]

I'm not aware of a server version of Linux that will talk to you out of 
the box. They can be installed over the network though, assuming you 
have the right HW. You should be able to get Speakup installed and 
working. I also don't think they come with a desktop, so you'd have to 
install that before you could use Orca. Ubuntu Server and Ubuntu Desktop 
(64-bit) use the same kernel, so you could just install Ubuntu Desktop 
and then install the server packages you need on it. Just a thought.

On 08/02/2013 08:58 PM, Andy B. wrote:
> Is there a good server type of linux distro that works good with a
> screen reader? I have to set up a client/desktop version of linux, then
> set up a server version of linux. After that, I have to give a
> presentation on how these virtual machines on the same computer can act
> like they are different computers that are unware of each other until
> typical networking tools (ftp, ssh, telnet, webservers, mysql
> server/pgsql) and so on are used. Any ideas?
>
>
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