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Sometimes I forget how lucky I am to see. Not everyone has that gift. If you do not have that gift, does not mean you should be limited in using computers. Traditionally you had to let someone install linux for you, Several Linux distros now allow even the seeing and or hearing impaired to install and use Linux. As a test for myself, I took the Debian linux distro to see if I could install and use it blindfolded. As many times as I have done the text install of Linux, I did not do very well with the audio commanded install of Debian Linux (www.debian.org).  I am sure they have improved it. Then again they never advertized it as a distro for the blind. (You use the speech synthesis option).  Later you might need to install Orca if you want to use the gui. But then you can use the distros meant to be used for the handicapped  such as  Arch (http://talkingarch.tk/). They even have an audio not video tutorial.  You could also use Vinux  ( vinux project.org...

If you are into linux, you need to stop by tllts.org. TLLTS stands for "the linux link tech show".They are a meeting place for the linux beginner and the more advanced. Like to say thank you for the unsolicited review of our site, Details follow: by eddie » Sat Sep 03, 2011 5:27 am My brother put up a website for our family. We stuck enough old stuff in it to get it going. http://www.meetdageeks.com/ eddie Posts: 974 Joined: Wed Sep 05, 2007 10:46 pm Location: here by Amosd » Fri Feb 08, 2013 3:57 am I have visited your shared website and it is pretty interesting and informational for me. I would like to say you thanks for sharing with us.