accessibility install question
On debian when a system gets a text environment installed on it first then
gets gnome-orca installed on it, gnome and gnome-orca get installed but X
does not get installed. If X is required to run gnome; gtk, and kde and
isn't found already installed on a system when a gnome-orca install gets
done why aren't X and X associated packages also made dependencies and
installed? It can be more difficult for users with accessibility
requirements to install the g.u.i. part of debian correctly especially
without sighted assistance when trying the installation and then have the
G.U.I. environment come up accessibly when finished. I suppose one could
use gdm to start gnome and not use startx but you'd still have the issue
for setting the correct display and blind users tend to run debian without
monitors or mice connected unless they can get sighted assistance on a
maintenance issue.
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