Vinux also checks packages before allowing them into their repositories for accessibility issues or performance in general. Vinux is based on Ubuntu so there are a billion things you can do but it's designed to be 100% accessible even using the Live Desktop and installation media. Ubuntu VMs on Linux, Mac or Windows Mini-clouds on desktops with Multipass.

If you'd simply like an accessible Linux Desktop experience that is absolutely amazing for blind and low vision users I'd suggest checking out Vinux which is developped and supported by a bunch of wacky and zaney blind folks. Ubuntu Server has absolutly no accessibility options but it is possible to install a screen reader but that is quite difficult and will require significant sighted help.įor server applications I'd suggest Talking Arch which is based on Arch Linux as opposed to Ubuntu which is Debian based. Linux calls the Windows Key Super Key because it has nothing to do with Windows.

Ubuntu Desktop comes with Orca Screen Reader and you can turn that on any time by pressing Super Key+S.

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