On Tue, Sep 15, 2015 at 05:18:47AM -0400, Dave Mielke wrote:
> [quoted lines by adr...@pa0rda.nl on 2015/09/15 at 09:54 +0200]
>
> >When brltty starts up here it says:
> >brltty 5.2 rev unknown
> >
> >The question is, what is unknown?
>
> It means that the build procedure couldn't determine which
[quoted lines by adr...@pa0rda.nl on 2015/09/15 at 09:54 +0200]
>When brltty starts up here it says:
>brltty 5.2 rev unknown
>
>The question is, what is unknown?
It means that the build procedure couldn't determine which precise revision of
brltty 5.2 was being built. That occurs when brltty is
Hi,
When brltty starts up here it says:
brltty 5.2 rev unknown
The question is, what is unknown?
Might that influence the working of brltty?
TNX in advance
Adrian
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Hi All,
I am running a ubuntu 12.04 x64 with a focus 40 usb braille display.
Currently I have brltty 4.3 rev 5477 installed.
Is there a newer version which supports braille input and can be
compiled and installed on this distro?
If my version is the latest awaylable build, can the rockers b
Dear Henk,
As brltty works on 64 bit windows, I think this way it will become
possible to use an old braille display with 64 bit version of Jaws of
course with some limitations.
Greetings,
Istvan
2014.04.19. 18:07 keltezéssel, Henk Abma írta:
Hello,
Just curious, why would you want to do thi
Hello,
Just curious, why would you want to do this?
Most older braille displays don't have 64-bit drivers, so your solution,
if possible, would only work on 32-bit windows. If you just want to
experiment, you could just as well use JAWS 10 or earlier, which don't
require the driver being sign
Hi All,
Thank you for your answers.
I have an idea to solve this problem. I know it's quite complicated but
it may
work.
First, I would emulate a serial port for which jaws could send the data
of a known braille display which has signed jaws driver, e.g. Braille
lite or powerbraille.
Then I
I'm not a C programmer but from what I know this is unnecessary. If brltty
can drive your display in a Windows environment (under Cygwin for example)
you can put Jaws braille to sleep whenever Cygwin gains focus so brltty can
freely access the display. Since Jaws uses the window title to determi
Hello,
you can look at this page:
http://www.freedomscientific.com/support/Braille-Display-Initiative.asp.
I think it is currently impossible to create a driver without having it
signed by FSB. As you can see from the page, this signing and testing
costs $9000 for the first year.
I doubt if
Hello,
I think that would be impossible. Freedom Scientific, for security
reasons, signs every Braille display driver in order for it to be
worked with JAWS. This is in order to avoid crashes, compatibility
issues and things like that. JAWS has it's Braille support of it's
own, and it's fantastic i
Hi all,
I am Istvan Velegi, a 21-year-old student from Hungary. Currently I
learn IT engineering at a local university.
As I learn programming, I am interested in how it would be possible to
write a special driver for Jaws which communicates with brltty,
similarto NVDA.
Do you know something
Hi Peter,
This issue is not from brltty, but orca+liblouis.
There is an open ticket requesting this feature here:
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=651206
Hope this helps.
Mesar
On Tue 06/03/12,13:56, Peter Torpey wrote:
> Using Vinux with Orca, I have braile Grade 2 translation turned on
On Tue, Mar 06, 2012 at 01:56:15PM -0500, Peter Torpey wrote:
> Using Vinux with Orca, I have braile Grade 2 translation turned on.
>
> I notice that the word where the focus is always has Grade 2 translation
> turned off and appears in Grade 1.
>
> I didn't see any setting in any of the Orca dia
Using Vinux with Orca, I have braile Grade 2 translation turned on.
I notice that the word where the focus is always has Grade 2 translation
turned off and appears in Grade 1.
I didn't see any setting in any of the Orca dialogs for braille that would
let me have an entire line translated in
Hello,
Well, I have been trying to compile BRLTTY as well but with no luck.
There are still dependency issues so i am now seriously thinking about
switching back to Ubuntu again if I cant get this to work.
I will send a new email with the error messages i get when i try to compile it.
Best regards
"Christian" writes:
> I have been trying to install BRLTTY on opensuse, but there are dependency
> issues.
You need to tell us a bit more. Which version of BRLTTY have
you tried to install on OpenSUSE? Was that a .rpm package and from
where di you download it? Also, since the crystal ball is
Hi all,
Have just joined this list and maybe someone can help.
I have been trying to install BRLTTY on opensuse, but there are dependency
issues. Is there any repository i can add so that i can build the dependency
tree and install it?
I could skip the dependencies but i dont want to do that. Any
On Mon, 2008-11-03 at 02:04 +1000, James Teh wrote:
> On 2/11/2008 8:34 PM, Michael Whapples wrote:
> > I don't know how the official ALVA drivers work. Would they show another
> > serial port in device manager if they emulated a serial port?
> Yes.
I forgot to say, no extra serial port is shown in
On 2/11/2008 8:34 PM, Michael Whapples wrote:
> I don't know how the official ALVA drivers work. Would they show another
> serial port in device manager if they emulated a serial port?
Yes. If they do simulate a serial port, you could use this with BRLTTY.
> I think it
> probably is an API as to in
On Sun, 2008-11-02 at 14:47 +1000, James Teh wrote:
> On 2/11/2008 8:50 AM, Michael Whapples wrote:
> > The ALVA 544t has a physical serial port and my laptop has a serial port, so
> > I could use brltty through serial and window-eyes through USB
> You should be able to use both BRLTTY and Window E
On 01.11.2008 23:04, Michael Whapples wrote:
> It was showing nothing, that was until I went to the command prompt, at
> which point it showed brltty output for the command prompt, and then ran the
> uninstall.bat file in the brltty directory to stop it (in the hope that I
> would then be able to u
On 2/11/2008 8:50 AM, Michael Whapples wrote:
> The ALVA 544t has a physical serial port and my laptop has a serial port, so
> I could use brltty through serial and window-eyes through USB
You should be able to use both BRLTTY and Window Eyes via serial. BRLTTY
does correctly release the device wh
高生旺, le Sun 02 Nov 2008 08:19:27 +0800, a écrit :
> Which libusb package should I install for running brltty? Filter or device
> or both?
The filter.
Samuel
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Which libusb package should I install for running brltty? Filter or device
or both?
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problems when I used libbraille.
Michael whapples
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On 2/11/2008 8:15 AM, Samuel Thibault wrote:
> Michael Whapples, le Sat 01 Nov 2008 22:04:10 -, a écrit :
>> After running uninstall.bat, the brltty terminated message showed,
>> but I could not get window-eyes to use my braille display
> I guess libusb-win32 somehow doesn't release the device,
Michael Whapples, le Sat 01 Nov 2008 22:04:10 -, a écrit :
> After running uninstall.bat, the brltty terminated message showed,
> but I could not get window-eyes to use my braille display
Ok :/
I guess libusb-win32 somehow doesn't release the device, even on
termination.
Samuel
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Hello,
Michael Whapples, le Sat 01 Nov 2008 21:44:11 -, a écrit :
> If I finis
Hello,
Michael Whapples, le Sat 01 Nov 2008 21:44:11 -, a écrit :
> If I finish using NVDA, the brltty
> service continues to run unless I turn it off. I believe that there is meant
> to
> be a "release" system for brltty (specified at start up) and I thought that
> Samuel's build set this by
Hello,
I just reported that my ALVA display works fine now through USB, and it does
for using brltty. Now comes the question. If I finish using NVDA, the brltty
service continues to run unless I turn it off. I believe that there is meant to
be a "release" system for brltty (specified at start up
[quoted lines by mattias on 2008/02/09 at 02:44 +0100]
>But if i will load with my voyager how to write
>Port are requered
The Voyager driver code is vo, and its device is usb: (yes, the trailing colon
is required). You can specify it, therefore, to the intaller with:
brltty=vo,usb:
and on
and developers of BRLTTY.
Ämne: Re: [BRLTTY] question
[quoted lines by mattias on 2008/02/08 at 16:56 +0100]
>text brltty=al,/dev/ttys0
The s in ttyS0 must be in uppercase. Perhaps my previous statement made
this
unclear.
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Hi Mattias,
If things still aren't working you might try this:
1. Remove the last line of that file, the one Dave quoted.
2. That's what you should type when you start the installer; in other words,
type:
text brltty=al,ttyS0
Also, and please don't get mad, your posts have been very confusing
[quoted lines by mattias on 2008/02/08 at 16:56 +0100]
>text brltty=al,/dev/ttys0
The s in ttyS0 must be in uppercase. Perhaps my previous statement made this
unclear.
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Ämne: Re: [BRLTTY] question
[quoted lines by mattias on 2008/02/08 at 16:11 +0100]
>But how to write on a installer?
brltty=al,ttyS0
I believe you had an uppercase B. It needs to be all in lowercase.
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[quoted lines by mattias on 2008/02/08 at 16:11 +0100]
>But how to write on a installer?
brltty=al,ttyS0
I believe you had an uppercase B. It needs to be all in lowercase.
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Dave thanks
But how to write on a installer?
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[quoted lines by
[quoted lines by mattias on 2008/02/08 at 15:46 +0100]
>The system are allredy running
The brltty= syntax is only for telling an installer what to do. Also, brltty
doesn't autodetect serial ports. Try invoking it like this:
brltty -bal -dserial:ttyS0
What model of Alva do you have?
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The system are allredy running
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[quoted lines by mattias on 2008/02
[quoted lines by mattias on 2008/02/08 at 11:49 +0100]
>I install debian with my braille voyager and now i will try a alva model
>3
>But when i type
>Brltty=al,/dev/ttyS0
>Nothing happen
Are you trying to use the Alva for an install or while the system is already up
and running?
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mattias, le Fri 08 Feb 2008 11:49:08 +0100, a écrit :
> I install debian with my braille voyager and now i will try a alva model
> 3
> But when i type
> Brltty=al,/dev/ttyS0
> Nothing happen
No upper case to brltty please :)
Samuel
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I install debian with my braille voyager and now i will try a alva model
3
But when i type
Brltty=al,/dev/ttyS0
Nothing happen
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For general infor
[quoted lines by Stepan Kasal on 2007/09/04 at 16:09 +0200]
>sounds fair. Filed as
>https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=276181
Thank you.
I happened to be reading "man hier" earlier this evening, and it says that /bin
should contain commands needed to boot or repair the system, or whic
Hello,
On Tue, Sep 04, 2007 at 08:28:18AM -0400, Dave Mielke wrote:
> [quoted lines by Stepan Kasal on 2007/09/04 at 14:02 +0200]
> >of course, Fedora packages brltty with --prefix=/usr
> >--sysconfdir=/etc, and such.
...
> no, it's not a problem specific to Orca users. The default for brltty, at
[quoted lines by Stepan Kasal on 2007/09/04 at 14:02 +0200]
>of course, Fedora packages brltty with --prefix=/usr
>--sysconfdir=/etc, and such.
>
>Obviously, building under /usr/local is not an option; that has to be
>left empty for the users of Fedora.
>
>If that might present a problem to Orca u
Hello Dave,
On Mon, Sep 03, 2007 at 07:55:56PM -0400, Dave Mielke wrote:
> I suspect this warning is given simply because it's customary to configure
> with
> --prefix=/usr, therefore people might tend to specify it out of habit.
of course, Fedora packages brltty with --prefix=/usr
--sysconfdir
[quoted lines by Christopher Gray on 2007/09/03 at 16:49 -0700]
>In the Orca documentation about using brltty, this statement is made regarding
>the build for brltty under Ubuntu.
>
>"Then, when you build BrlTTY, avoid configuring the package with
>--prefix=/usr.
>Use the standard procedure ins
Hello:
In the Orca documentation about using brltty, this statement is made regarding
the build for brltty under Ubuntu.
"Then, when you build BrlTTY, avoid configuring the package with --prefix=/usr.
Use the standard procedure instead, executing the following commands as
{{{root}}}:
./autoge
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