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As noted in my overview of Linux accessibility, Debian has, for quite some time now, been a very good choice for a blind user looking to get into Linux. It offers a speech and braille enabled installer and automatically sets up any necessary accessibility settings if they’re available,

This article documents the state of Linux accessibility when using a graphical desktop. I try to keep this article as current as possible.

As noted in my overview of Linux accessibility, Debian has, for quite some time now, been a very good choice for a blind user looking to get into Linux. It offers a speech and braille enabled installer and automatically sets up any necessary accessibility settings if they’re available,

This article documents the state of Linux accessibility when using a graphical desktop. I try to keep this article as current as possible.