Orca/C2/Desktop-Navigation/English

Visual cue	Narration
Welcome to the tutorial on Display	Welcome to the tutorial on Desktop navigation with Orca
Show Slide Learning Objectives	In this tutorial we will learn : What is Orca screen reader? Unity interface used on the Ubuntu distro of GNU/Linux Desktop navigation using Orca
Show Slide System Requirements	To record this tutorial, I am using: Orca screen reader on Ubuntu 12.04 Operating System.
What is Orca?	Let us begin with an introduction. Orca is a powerful state-of-the-art It is Free and Open Source screen reader for the GNU/Linux based desktop. Thus all personal and professional computing is possible for a blind person. A blind person can thus work without sighted assistance.
Starting Orca	When you start Ubuntu for the first time, you will have to activate Orca. Machine will boot.
	A drum roll sound indicates that you are on the login prompt Enter the password Press ctrl + s to have Orca started. Now, every time you boot your machine Orca will come up talking.
Unity in Ubuntu with Orca	Ubuntu offers 2 varieties of desktops in 12.04 like Unity 2D and Unity 3D. For best accessibility, you will choose Unity 2D.
Selecting desired Unity	For this, press shift + tab. That is, hold down the shift key and press the tab key once You will hear Orca announcing that you are on the Sessions options button.
	Press enter to activate the same. Now, press the same shift + tab key combination again. You just heard Orca announcing that you are on the Ubuntu 2D option. Press enter to select it

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