Dave:
I've been thinking about a way to trap the byte stream on Windows. Not sure how
to do this yet, but I think it is a good possible solution. Or, if I could find
the TSI protocol somewhere, I could just poke around with the display until it
does something.
Rob
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Coscell:
I haven't used the display much, but the dots seem less pointy/more rounded
than some others I have seen. It is very readable though, with reasonably good
dot firmness. The display only has six buttons in addition to the cursor
routing keys.
Rob
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Hi,
till now I couldn't resolve the problem regarding the silent key echo
after upgrading my system.
I've created a debug file, which I attach; hope it is allowed.
I performed repeated typing of characters, and I hope that this action
has been logged.
Hermann
BRLTTY 3.11dev rev 3925M [http://mielke
I've checked the archive, and I saw that only the attachment is shown
there.
In case you missed my text before the attachment, I'll repeat it:
Hi,
till now I couldn't resolve the problem regarding the silent key echo
after upgrading my system.
I've created a debug file, which I attach; hope it is
Lee Maschmeyer, le Fri 05 Sep 2008 09:47:21 -0400, a écrit :
> I think they need to be put into some kind of install file in the
> top-level directory, either at the beginning of README or somewhere
> equally obvious and accessible.
The problem is that the actual names of the packages you need to
Hello,
I noticed that brlttys configure.ac does not build with Autoconf
2.62.
brltty uses the undocumented third parametr of AS_HELP_STRING
(formerly AC_HELP_STRING), which is the prefix length, represented by
a string of spaced of the required length.
Unfortunately, Autoconf version 2.62 does no
Hi folks,
I spent much time today messing around with Ubuntu and may have found out a
few things.
When I installed my native Ubuntu at home I have a sightling (not a computer
person) reading the screen. She didn't notice any menu about accessibility
(it may well have been there) so I didn't do
Lee Maschmeyer, le Wed 10 Sep 2008 15:42:17 -0400, a écrit :
> Hope this is of some use,
Well, I guess all of this should be reported to ubuntu mailing lists and
bugzilla, because there's nothing we can do from brltty itself...
Samuel
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Ok, thanks Lee.
the braille display bouncing around is what my braillelite is doing, but
what would be causing multiple instances of brltty?
Since I used f5 and then 3 in the install, I would think I used screen
reader rather than braille terminal; also I had a full copy of the
brltty.conf.
I
I cant find 'brl=ask' in my /boot/grub/menu.lst. Where was it located in
yours, Lee and aldo?
--
Cheryl
"Where your treasure is, there will your heart be also."
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