Op 6-8-2016 om 18:21 schreef Rob:
Dave Mielke wrote:
What happens on the Samsung when you're on a screen that isn't the launcher?
All the apps seem to read well except the home screen. I don't spend enough
time on the home screen for it to be much of a problem. However, if braille
were my
Dave Mielke wrote:
> What happens on the Samsung when you're on a screen that isn't the launcher?
All the apps seem to read well except the home screen. I don't spend enough
time on the home screen for it to be much of a problem. However, if braille
were my only means of interacting with the ph
[quoted lines by Rob on 2016/08/03 at 17:34 -0500]
>When on the home screen in the Galaxy, BRLTTY only says "Quick notifications"
>or "Recent Apps Back Home" no matter how muc you swipe around the screen or
>use navigation commands on the braille keyboard.
That was a problem when KitKcat first
as a allways say
use brailleback instead
brltty are really
crap on android
Den 2016-08-04 kl. 00:34, skrev Rob:
Well this is interesting. Today I picked up an RCA Voyager Pro tablet. Just
something to play around with. I have a Samsung Galaxy S6 phone as well. My
portable display is a Braill
Thanks a lot, Mario, for the details you have provided!
Shérab.
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Shérab writes:
> So far I never really studied what BRLTTY can do under Android, ecause I
> supposed (apparently wrongly) that it just gave access to a terminal or
> something like that.
>
> I am now realising that BRLTTY seems to be able to do much more! Could
> someone briefly explain what it c
If y'all need anyone to test VarioUltra support, if that's not already
supported, I could do that. I have a Vinux VM, or a Mac if someone can help me
compile it.
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> On Apr 27, 2016, at 6:36 AM, Shérab wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> Sorry to jump in the discussion in a perhaps a bit
Hello,
Sorry to jump in the discussion in a perhaps a bit rude way.
So far I never really studied what BRLTTY can do under Android, ecause I
supposed (apparently wrongly) that it just gave access to a terminal or
something like that.
I am now realising that BRLTTY seems to be able to do much mor
not sure
Den 2016-04-27 kl. 12:24, skrev Dave Mielke:
[quoted lines by mattias on 2016/04/27 at 12:16 +0200]
i think i can take a example
try to run aqua mail with talkback and brltty active
brltty dont follow focus
but brailleback do
So are these problems only occurring when using certain a
[quoted lines by mattias on 2016/04/27 at 12:16 +0200]
>i think i can take a example
>try to run aqua mail with talkback and brltty active
>brltty dont follow focus
>but brailleback do
So are these problems only occurring when using certain apps or are they
general problems?
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Dave Mielke
i think i can take a example
try to run aqua mail with talkback and brltty active
brltty dont follow focus
but brailleback do
Den 2016-04-27 kl. 12:12, skrev Dave Mielke:
[quoted lines by mattias on 2016/04/27 at 12:08 +0200]
tryed on a transformer 103c with lolipop
5.0
Are there any other pe
Hi:
On 3 December 2015 at 22:55, Øyvind Lode wrote:
> On 3 December 2015 at 19:14, Dave Mielke wrote:
>> Got it. Yes, you shouldn't need to do that.
>>
>> Have you gone to the Bluetooth screen and formally paired your braille
>> device?
> Yes. My Brailliant shows up as a connected/paired device
[quoted lines by Øyvind Lode on 2015/12/04 at 08:42 +0100]
>> Are you comfortable with building brltty's development code for yourself
>
>Maybe :)
>I have never tried building brltty from sources.
>I imagine that a lot of work is required to set up the development environment.
>Especially the Andr
Dave Mielke writes:
> [quoted lines by Mario Lang on 2015/12/03 at 21:40 +0100]
>
>>alternatively, we could also scroll horizontally a few characters
>>less if necessary, and treat the last cells differently, probably
>>masking them away.
>
> Should FWINRT keep moving forward until the next nonbl
On 3 December 2015 at 23:27, Dave Mielke wrote:
> We'll implement it. It's just that I think it's too close to the desired
> release date (around December 15) for 5.3 to do it immediately.
>
> Are you comfortable with building brltty's development code for yourself
Maybe :)
I have never tried bui
[quoted lines by Mario Lang on 2015/12/03 at 21:40 +0100]
>alternatively, we could also scroll horizontally a few characters
>less if necessary, and treat the last cells differently, probably
>masking them away.
Should FWINRT keep moving forward until the next nonblank character is in the
leftmo
[quoted lines by Øyvind Lode on 2015/12/03 at 22:57 +0100]
>I'm using NVDA and I like the way NVDA handles this.
>NVDA has an option called "Avoid splitting words if possible" under
>Braille settings which is checked by default.
>Works great!
We'll implement it. It's just that I think it's too cl
I'm using NVDA and I like the way NVDA handles this.
NVDA has an option called "Avoid splitting words if possible" under
Braille settings which is checked by default.
Works great!
On 3 December 2015 at 21:40, Mario Lang wrote:
> Dave Mielke writes:
>
>> [quoted lines by Mario Lang on 2015/12/03
On 3 December 2015 at 19:14, Dave Mielke wrote:
> Got it. Yes, you shouldn't need to do that.
>
> Have you gone to the Bluetooth screen and formally paired your braille device?
Yes. My Brailliant shows up as a connected/paired device under BT settings.
>
> If you have, then what you're describing
Dave Mielke writes:
> [quoted lines by Mario Lang on 2015/12/03 at 19:41 +0100]
>
>>While I am personally unlikely to use this feature, I know that it is
>>being offered in JAWS at least. In fact, I remember having to turn it
>>off, because they had it enabled as default for new installations.
>
[quoted lines by Mario Lang on 2015/12/03 at 19:41 +0100]
>While I am personally unlikely to use this feature, I know that it is
>being offered in JAWS at least. In fact, I remember having to turn it
>off, because they had it enabled as default for new installations.
>Come to think of it, I seem
Dave Mielke writes:
> [quoted lines by Øyvind Lode on 2015/12/02 at 12:21 +0100]
>
>>* BRLTTY is splitting words.
>>I need to pan my device to read the rest of a word because it's split.
>>Also annoying.
>
> That's how brltty works when in eight-dot braille mode. This is so that as
> much
> as
[quoted lines by Øyvind Lode on 2015/12/03 at 18:20 +0100]
>I'm not talking about the PIN to unlock my device.
>I'm talking about the bluetooth pairing code.
My misunderstanding.
>I have to enter the BT pairing code every single time I unlock my screen and
>brltty tries to connect to my device.
Hi:
On 3 December 2015 at 04:15, Dave Mielke wrote:
> [quoted lines by Øyvind Lode on 2015/12/02 at 12:21 +0100]
>
>>* Why must one enter pin code every time one unlocks the device to be
>>able to use the braille display?
>>This is very annoying.
>
> Yes, it would be. You'll need to go into Andro
[quoted lines by Øyvind Lode on 2015/12/02 at 12:21 +0100]
>* Why must one enter pin code every time one unlocks the device to be
>able to use the braille display?
>This is very annoying.
Yes, it would be. You'll need to go into Android's security settings and
disable the PIN. Alternatively, you
Dave Mielke schreef op 3/5/2014 6:13 PM:
[quoted lines by Henk Abma on 2014/03/05 at 14:10 +0100]
1. tunr on fthe F40-new.
2. unlock phone (brltty started correctly)
3. Goto brltty->settings->manage devices->remove device, so I could
recreate it and log the connection.
4. When the device was re
[quoted lines by Henk Abma on 2014/03/05 at 14:10 +0100]
>1. tunr on fthe F40-new.
>2. unlock phone (brltty started correctly)
>3. Goto brltty->settings->manage devices->remove device, so I could
>recreate it and log the connection.
>4. When the device was removed, BRLTTY kept displaying info on t
Hello Dave,
I would have liked to post some logs, however the actions of brltty are
not fully predictable, at least not to me, so here are the speps I took:
1. tunr on fthe F40-new.
2. unlock phone (brltty started correctly)
3. Goto brltty->settings->manage devices->remove device, so I could
[quoted lines by Henk Abma on 2014/03/04 at 21:35 +0100]
>when I first performed the 'add device' option, I only changed the
>name for the display and left the rest unchanged. When this didn't
>workk, I changed the driver from auto-detect to Freedom Scientific.
>
>This was for the new Focus 40. Fo
Hello Dave,
I will redo the tests with cleared logs. Before today I never checked
them, and there is only 7 hours worth of history in them.
With kind regards,
Henk.
Dave Mielke schreef op 3/4/2014 9:21 PM:
[quoted lines by Henk Abma on 2014/03/04 at 21:04 +0100]
I have some log date (abou
Hello Dave,
when I first performed the 'add device' option, I only changed the name
for the display and left the rest unchanged. When this didn't workk, I
changed the driver from auto-detect to Freedom Scientific.
This was for the new Focus 40. For the classic Focus 40 I could leave
the driv
[quoted lines by Henk Abma on 2014/03/04 at 21:04 +0100]
>I have some log date (about 293000 characters0. What is the best way
>to deliver this to you? copying it into this message doesn't seem
>like a good idea to me.
If you aren't concerned about the possibility of private data being in the log
[quoted lines by Henk Abma on 2014/03/04 at 13:36 +0100]
>It only took me some time to figure out that auto-detecting the
>Freedom Scientific driver didn't work, so I had to set it manually in
>the 'add device' part of settings.
What did you do to try to autodetect the device?
--
Dave Mielke
Hello Dave,
I have some log date (about 293000 characters0. What is the best way to
deliver this to you? copying it into this message doesn't seem like a
good idea to me.
As said this afternoon, I connected a new focus 40 and managed to get it
working with brltty. When I connected my classic
On 3/4/2014 4:32 AM, Dave Mielke wrote:
[quoted lines by Henk Abma on 2014/03/02 at 23:52 +0100]
Now my question: I am trying brltty on a Nexus 5 and am having no
luck getting it connected or even set up. As soon as I press 'select
device'and try to check my display (Freedom scientific focus 4
On 3/4/2014 4:32 AM, Dave Mielke wrote:
[quoted lines by Henk Abma on 2014/03/02 at 23:52 +0100]
Now my question: I am trying brltty on a Nexus 5 and am having no
luck getting it connected or even set up. As soon as I press 'select
device'and try to check my display (Freedom scientific focus 4
[quoted lines by Henk Abma on 2014/03/02 at 23:52 +0100]
>Now my question: I am trying brltty on a Nexus 5 and am having no
>luck getting it connected or even set up. As soon as I press 'select
>device'and try to check my display (Freedom scientific focus 40 blue
>classic), brltty stops and the ch
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