I have earlier tried the Oralux Linux distribution, as a non-blind user but not looking at the screen, to see how far I could get. It was slow going, but I man

I have earlier tried the Oralux Linux distribution, as a non-blind user but not looking at the screen, to see how far I could get. It was slow going, but I managed to follow the instructions at boot to start an emacs tutorial and get to the point of being able to open, edit and save a text file. It looks like it's not developed anymore, but hopefully there are still active distros that come with out-of-the-box usability for the blind. http://cd.oralux.net/ http://cd.oralux.net/