Hi, To disable graphical starting, remove or disable gdm3 as shown by other. So brltty will oun and you'll have in braille a text login prompt. To have speech at this time, do: # apt-get install espeakup In /etc/modules, add: speakup_soft Then you'll have the most part of the boot spoken. You can then disable speakup and load emacspeak or speech-el. Regards, Jean-Philippe MENGUAL Le mercredi 09 novembre 2011 à 10:02 +0100, Claudio Sacco a écrit : > Hi around the world > > My name is Claudio, and I just started with dibian linux. I’m blind. A > sighted person installed debian Linux for me. When linux starts and I > reach the login screen, I’m in graphic mode with Orca loaded. How can > I change this. I would like to have Linux start into my login screen > in text mode with Brltty and some speech output. For exaple Emacs > speek or whatever you advice me. Realize I’m very, very new to this > new world, so I don’t want to bother this list. You can also just send > me to a well comprehensif faq. I found setup instructions for Emacs > speak, but nothing comprehensif enoug for changing the to text mode by > default. > > Thanks a lot for clear and simple advices. > > New enthusiast Linux user > > Claudio > >
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