where is the point to run brltty on mac?
i meen vo have braille support builtin
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On 10-3-2014 11:11, mattias wrote:
> where is the point to run brltty on mac?
> i meen vo have braille support builtin
What's the point of having choice? For starters, Brltty works much more
reliable in a Terminal + patched GNU Screen then VO does in the Terminal.
Bram
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hm yes.
but good luck to compile brltty at all in mac
i tryed not work
xcode are installed
i run latest osx
Bram Duvigneau skrev 2014-03-10 14:45:
On 10-3-2014 11:11, mattias wrote:
where is the point to run brltty on mac?
i meen vo have braille support builtin
What's the point of having choice
I have it running successfully on OS X 10.8. I think the 4.5 release
compiled without problems there. I don't run 10.9 so I can't say
something about that.
Bram
On 10-3-2014 14:54, mattias wrote:
> hm yes.
> but good luck to compile brltty at all in mac
> i tryed not work
> xcode are installed
> i
what about the screen driver?
Bram Duvigneau skrev 2014-03-10 14:57:
I have it running successfully on OS X 10.8. I think the 4.5 release
compiled without problems there. I don't run 10.9 so I can't say
something about that.
Bram
On 10-3-2014 14:54, mattias wrote:
hm yes.
but good luck to co
i get a message
port access not avaiable on this system
10 mar 2014 kl. 14:57 skrev Bram Duvigneau :
> I have it running successfully on OS X 10.8. I think the 4.5 release compiled
> without problems there. I don't run 10.9 so I can't say something about that.
>
> Bram
> On 10-3-2014 14:54, mat
Hello Dave,
Dave Mielke wrote:
>I think I need a little more information. Could you please type something
>predictable, like the alphabet, and let me know which character is the first
>one for which the display doesn't update? Perhaps you could keep going until
>the problem has occurred, maybe,
[quoted lines by mattias on 2014/03/10 at 15:34 +0100]
>i get a message
>port access not avaiable on this system
That's just a build warning. All it means is that braille devices which are
operated by writing to and/or reading from I/O ports won't be supported. No
reasonably new braille device
i think some dependies must be installed from macports
i have
bison perl autoconf tcl
are i'm mssing something?
10 mar 2014 kl. 16:59 skrev Dave Mielke :
> [quoted lines by mattias on 2014/03/10 at 15:34 +0100]
>
>> i get a message
>> port access not avaiable on this system
>
> That's just a bui
brltty works much better in terminal than the braille for voiceover does. Also
one doesn't end up with all the line end symbols all over terminal with brltty.
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[quoted lines by Sebastian Humenda on 2014/03/10 at 16:00 +0100]
>I have tried my very best, but unfortunately the error _seems_ not to occurre
>that frequently when typing. It happens faster when slowly scrolling, e.g.
>through a file.
Do you mean when using the up/down arrow keys on the keyboar
Hello Dave,
Dave Mielke schrieb am 10.03.2014, 12:30 -0400:
>[quoted lines by Sebastian Humenda on 2014/03/10 at 16:00 +0100]
>>I have tried my very best, but unfortunately the error _seems_ not to occurre
>>that frequently when typing. It happens faster when slowly scrolling, e.g.
>>through a fil
[quoted lines by Sebastian Humenda on 2014/03/10 at 20:45 +0100]
>I forgot to mention — sorry for that — that the display has the bad manner
>that the braille keys stop working after some time (10 - 20 minutes). I always
>thought it might have to do with the cable, but replacing didn't help either
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