Top 10 of blindfriendly/blind-minded distributions:



• ADRIANE - Audio Desktop Reference Implementation And Networking Environment, with SBL screen reader, Knopper extensions and Festival
• BlinDIA - Alternate Debian Sarge installer with braille support
• Debian (Etch) - Stable Debian GNU/Linux distribution with brltty-enabled installer
• Fedora - RedHat's community-developped distribution, mostly used by American blind people
• GRML - Blindfriendly text-tools and emergency-oriented Live-CD distribution
• Knoppix - Desktop and emergency-oriented Live-CD distribution with appendable brltty entry
• Mandriva - Rpm-based distro with braille support (see also /Docs/Modular_Init/)
• Oralux - Braille and speech-enabled multilang (installable) Live-CD distribution
• SBL - SuSE's Blinux project with Mbrola voice
• Ubuntu Linux - Accessible popular screen reader(/Orca)-enabled deb-based distribution

Note: maybe we should add LFS - Linux From Scratch to this Top 10 but L F S isn't really something for beginners, nor the right stuff for a current use of the Linux system. BTW, this was a Top 10, not a Top 11 :-)