If there's someone familiar with building an ISO from a current system or
remastering an existing one, would it be possible to run a test case? That
way we can both see if it works and answer the million dollar question? I
don't have an install of Gentoo locally or I'd make the attempt.

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From: William Hubbs [mailto:williamh@g.o] 
Sent: May 22, 2009 7:01 PM
To: gentoo-accessibility@g.o
Subject: Re: [gentoo-accessibility] rfc: Accessibility on our release media

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On Fri, May 22, 2009 at 06:13:44PM -0400, James Homuth wrote:
> Two words. Common sense. Linux by its very nature is designed to be 
> easily accessible, most especially in its command line interface. 
> Since Gentoo's instalation process is most if not all command line, 
> that alone should be the perfect reasoning for including it. Simply 
> put, if Ubuntu can do it with Gnome, there's absolutely no reason why 
> Gentoo can't do it with command line aside from the fact we don't want 
> to. And that, honestly, is not good enough.
 
 The developers have asked me to sho how big the software is, and I have
done that.  Basically, if you don't include alsa support, it is  somewhere
around 3 mb or so.  We will need alsa support as well for the  software
speech, but I do not know how much space that will take up.

My goal is to get the software on all of our media and not just the live cd.

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William Hubbs
gentoo accessibility team lead
williamh@g.o
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