Can the openSUSE installer expose screen-reader support before the graphical YaST frontend loads?
openSUSE's YaST installer can run in a text-mode (ncurses) interface, which works better with assistive tooling than the Qt frontend, and the installed GNOME desktop ships Orca with toggles in Settings > Accessibility. What seems missing is a documented, discoverable way to get screen-reader support during installation itself, before any desktop exists. A
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