Cheers for that

I'm still a happy Pi user and will do your method next time I try a reinstall.

Certainly will - I will use it for a few days then report back how how I get on with it. As I said I'm not very good with Linux and was having to tell my other half what to do to get it going. I will summarize here but with apologies as i'll no doubt explain it all wrong ;) I am using the debian ima...

Well it took few days as I'm not the most experience Linux user

But after much fiddling I got ORCA running so I can now use my Pi properly even though I can't see it

Nice.

Mine was sent second class post.

<t>MattPurland said: <br/> <br/> <br/> dilligaf1701 said: <br/> <br/> <br/> Mine just dropped through the door - yay <br/> <br/> <br/> Was your order marked as "Complete" yesterday? Also, did you get a tracking number? Mine did though I didn't get a tracking number and I've taken the risk of working...

Mine just dropped through the door - yay

I finally got an email saying it's been shipped - yay! - so I'm going to try this asap and will post how well it works as I'm sure there are more than me with a sight problem who want to use the Pi

Thank you for checking for me - it's much appreciated

<t>I am sorry if this has been asked before I did a search but couldn't see a mention.<br/> <br/> Can anyone tell me if orca (Screen reader) is included by default in any of the distributions that are available for the Pi?<br/> <br/> At the moment I use a free (NVDA) screen reader on Windows but I h...

I am going to use my Pi as an accessible pc that I can take round with me.

Most of the time all I need is a pc that can do office - email type stuff so it'll be ideal

Just got to see if I can get it to talk (screen reader) to me and all will be good

Hello,

Just a quickie to say hi

There's not much interesting to say about me.

I read about the Pi last year and am hoping to build a small accessible pc that I can carry around with me (As I'm registered blind).

Dilli