whole bunch of questions!

[Tony Baechler]

Yes, but the content is very, very old and long since out of date.  We're
talking about the year 2000 here.  Zipslack doesn't even exist anymore.  Sun
no longer exists (it's owned by Oracle) and doesn't work on Orca anymore.
Gnopernicus doesn't exist anymore either.  Debian Potato and Woody are long
since dead.  I strongly urge you not to take those Main Menu files too
seriously because of their age which is why I didn't recommend them
previously.  If you're going to suggest a podcast, at least check if it's
still current first.

On 2014-07-11 01:29 PM, Jude DaShiell wrote:
> main-menu on demand on acbradio.org has lots of mp3 files talking about 
> accessible linux installation.  Unfortunately you have to start 
> downloading and listening to find out what's in those files; their names 
> do not identify contents.  It's a good idea to to make and maintain a 
> database of filenames along with Linux installations when you find them 
> for future use.  The people that contributed to those programs actually 
> do the installations with screen readers on so you can hear how the 
> installation goes.
> Very little you can't do in linux that can be done in windows.  Video 
> and audio conversions are possible once you find the right tools and 
> learn how to use them correctly.
> 
> On Wed, 9 Jul 2014, jeff greene wrote:
> 
>> Hi, I'm Jeff and I just joined the list. I've never used linux before and have
>> a bunch of questions. I'm really tired of windows 8.1 and can't afford a mac,
>> so am thinking about jumping to linux.
>> 1 what's the best linux to get? I've heard some have built-in speach
>> 2 Can you do all the same things in linux like in windows: moving/copying
>> files, converting and playing videeos etc.
>> 3 is there something like itunes for linux? And going with that, can i sync
>> media between a linux machine and my iphone?
>> 4 has anybody dealt with system76? Do they give good service etc?
>> 5 and I'll make this the last one. Are there any good podcasts demoing linux
>> using speach?
>> Thanks, Jeff
>>
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