Configuring Wi-Fi at the Command Line in Linux Mint

IN part 3 of my series on Linux Mint, I discuss how to manage Wi-Fi networks at the command line from a blindness perspective using the Orca screen reader. Learn more about Linux Mint at www.linuxmint.com, and check out help.gnome.org... to read the Orca documentation. Visit voxin.oralux.net/ to learn more and purchase Vocalizer voices that can be used with Orca and/or other applications.

[@YourBoyHunter389]

Is that windows subsystem for linux? Or how did you get Ava on Linux if not?

[@levi_gobin]

Check his video on configuring software in Linux. It shows how you can get Ava in Linux, and that is not WSL. that is running on actual hardware.

[@levi_gobin]

You will have to purchase it though.

[@slannon]

It's a product called Voxin. I purchased Ava and installed the voice in Linux Mint.

[@MUHAMMADABDULMANAN-wi5qc]

Hi Chris , tell me if there is any software in PC that can do studio like recording

[@slannon]

What operating system are you talking about? There are lots of programs, though it also requires that you have good audio hardware.