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Orca Screen-Reader Beats Chromevox When Reaching Pass 1200 Words

Although; Orca via Ubuntu via newer versions can really outperform Chromevox via Chrome OS Orca is easy to use and modify. You can really type away your work without slowing down. Google Chromevox via Chrome OS has these flaws what I’ve mentioned earlier. Despite Chromebooks with 4 GB of RAM or more… Chromevox still stall and stutters. Typically, screen-readers must be low in resources, and meet standards to use very less memory. Within this post; I’ll show these experiments as I use these screen-readers.

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[FAQ] How Do I Enable Children To Have User Accounts Via Ubuntu On A Family Computer?

This is 1 question what parents are asking, if children requested to have accounts on a family computer. However; user accounts via Linux computers are built for privacy, but a family computer with educational games or books available to read is common for kids to be educated at school. Although; Windows is known to have user accounts with UAC (User Account Control) that is subject to flaws. With Linux; you can add users to your machine,–if you are a parent.

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Getting Yourself a New Desktop Or Laptop Computer? You May Need to “De-Microsoften” Your New Machines

Everyday, we stumble upon PCs with Microsoft Windows installed as you buy new PCs. However; you don’t have to use Microsoft Windows as your default OS. If you never heard of “De-Microsoft” or “De-Microsoften” before, that means, you’re are removing Microsoft Windows and other Microsoft products from your machines. I’ll show you how to “De-Microsoften” your machines in this article. However; I’ve managed to remove Windows from my machines with a help of a visual person.
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Backup Your Data Before Installing Ubuntu On Your Computer

Okay, you are changing out your OS on your fresh computer… but you have a different computer that is still operational, but slowing down. You were sick of windows, and you were sick of Microsoft taking control of your machine. You were considering linux. However; you may need to backup your files and data.

With the advances of software and browsers; we can backup our files in the cloud. If you only store files in the cloud; you can still access them via your browser. However; if you don’t have these online cloud services with your device, or you were just using your computer like a traditional computer user… you may need to backup your files before installing Ubuntu Linux on your PC.
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Website Owners & the Attack of the Computer Viruses

This is an obvious factor when website owners who use Windows PCs to write content on their blogs to publish content. However; website owners who rely on Windows as their default OS are most likely to be susceptible to infecting their own websites with computer viruses. Linux users who rely on Linux as an alternative to Windows are less likely to have their sites infected. Most Linux users who choose to blog on their websites with Linux running are able to blog safely. However; if you have Wine installed, it’s a different story!
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