arrow keys to place the
cursor.
Obviously something is wrong in the source. Shifting back to version 3004
solved the problem.
Note: The braille support for Orca works well in the very latest versions
of brltty.
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Hello Dave,
it starts in revision 3005.
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uot;make install"?
I performed it too, same result, display doesn't scroll propperly.
I shifted back to 3004.
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Hello Nicolas,
I did, as Dave has recommended, and no difference.
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routing however does not function very well,
but this was always so, since I use Orca. So that's not the issue here.
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of causing the
trouble at once.
But one thing remains:
/etc/init.d/blrtty does not return to the prompt properly when invoked.
Example: You enter:
/etc/init.d/brltty restart
you get the message "braille driver restarted", but the prompt gets
appended to that message.
What may cause thi
The script is attached.
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#! /bin/sh
PATH=/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin
DAEMON=/bin/brltty
NAME=brltty
DESC='Braille terminal driver'
PIDFILE=/var/run/$NAME.pid
test -f $DAEMON || exit 0
set -e
case "$1" in
start)
ech
, and in the readme file I read that it
has been tested for French. In the package there are phoneme and
pronounciation files for French (rules.fr checklist.fr).
Are there German files available, or is there another way to make Cicero
with mbrola speak German?
Regards
Hermann
s
I want to ask, whether there is a way to get SD working with uTF-8?
dpkg-reconfigure locales doesn't bring up a dialog where you can choose
the codepage, as it uses to be under Debian. It automatically
reconfigures locales assuming that there is only UTF
Hello Sérgio,
you can either:
edit /etc/default/brltty, or you can type
update-rc.d brltty defaults
to set startup links.
Note: You should choose only one of the two ways.
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wrong, if anything is
wrong at all.
Can you open text consoles? What happens when you log into the graphical
interface? Did you set up Orca to start after log in?
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where "x" must be completed by the proper values of driver, device and
braille table.
However: I was told that this not always works under Ubuntu (Edgy).
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For download look here:
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Hi all,
I read the changelog in the latest brltty 3.8 revision, and found that
brltty can be used under Windows.
How does this work? In which context is the program usable? Does it
cooperate with other screen readers?
It's also possible to use it under DOS - same questions?
Regards
He
ld at least post a link to the changelog.
I'll forward your announcement to some German lists too.
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Hi all,
when using Orca with 3.8dev, there were issues with a high CPU-load (up
to 100%).
I reported this to this list.
The Orca team provided a patch to fix this, but if the problem has been
solved by the brltty team, the patch can be removed.
So has this been solved?
Hermann
as the
cursor lands on such a semi-graphical character - or a whole row of them -
speech is silent.
Can anyone confirm this? Maybe it's only a problem of non-English users.
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bout this too.
BTW.: Typing:
brltty -h
causes the crash too.
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t experience
this.
So I think it's a communication problem, and, like in real life, communication
problems are not the failure of only one
side. So the developers of all 3 components should take a look at this.
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am Mo 24. Mär 2008 um 13:35:15 schrieb Dave Mielke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> [quoted lines by Hermann on 2008/03/24 at 11:11 +0100]
>
> >I tested the same with another SD module, and it must be indeed a problem
> >with SD and the Espeak module. Switching to
> >Es
h seems not to be necessary, since the link is executable.
After having corrected this and relinked the library, brltty does its job.
Don't ask why this is important, but it seems so.
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the comment well, one has to write:
braille-device usb:ttyS0
in order to use a USB2Serial adapter on S0. But this doesn't start up the
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nu and let me know if it works correctly?
Just installed, and it seems that there are no problems. One question: Do the
punctuation settings work independently
from the SD punctuation settings?
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Subject: Pronunciation problem in the SD driver
Date: Thu, 3 Apr 2008 12:32:23 +0200
To: brltty@mielke.cc
Hi,
since revision 3649 the SD driver echos all the
letters/punctuation/figures
ty-bn.hlp |less
or redirect it to a file.
Note: This command prints the text completely unformated, so be prepared
of some inconvenience.
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gt; configuration process.
I think in case of Jaws it is due to its flexibility of configuration, so
that someone can combine settings that seem to be not that useful. I use
wordwrap in Jaws indipendently whether I use grade2 or not.
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But back to Linux: You should try the latest Elinks; just tested Amazon
with success.
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following:
update-rc.d brltty defaults
Note: You have to do all this as root.
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removed when shutting down the machine.
One could correct the start up problems if the messages are clearly
enough.
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>
> Do you mean only those logs which are deemed to be startup problems or do you
> mean all logs?
>
I think we should limit it to the start up error messages, so that one
can track them easily.
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to clear it too confusing?
>
Not the key press, but I think we should make it easy for the user to
trace the reason of this message and to judge its importance.
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'm not sure, but I think it is detected as an
originary USB port, so that it should be detected automatically; if not
try:
brltty -d usb:
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rief log, that explains what was going on.
The main question is: Is this message crucial for the use of brltty, or
is it just a reminder that something _may_ be not quite right.
Have i been clearly enough?
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message". If the messages are short enough, there shoulb be enough
space for this final one.
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Daniel Dalton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi,
>
> I found brltty-x11 in apt, what is it? And how does it work?
>
Are you using Orca? You need brltty-x11 for accessing Gnome or X11 with
braille. Type:
aptitude show brltty-x11
for information about the package.
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; at the first prompt after a few seconds.
However: you can use brltty instead. For this type "knoppix 2" at the
first DVD stop. Unlike in Adriane, you will have no speech support.
You can also start up brltty from the beginning by adding the proper
command in addition to "knoppix 2&quo
e svn package installs brltty different than
Debian. Delete /sbin/brltty and place a symlink to /bin/brltty in /sbin
instead.
To make sure that everything is OK, I would recommend to completely
recompile the svn version.
I use the very latest from svn without any odd behavior of speech.
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Not so important since I do use Speech-dispatcher for sppeech support,
but just asked for curiosity?
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Hi,
in /etc/brltty/text.de.tbl the "section" character is displayed as
follows: "12345678". In fact it is written as follows: "1 3 678".
I've changed this manually, but with every update I get the old version
back; I use brltty from svn.
Is it possible to corre
Dave Mielke wrote:
> [quoted lines by Hermann on 2008/07/30 at 13:20 +0200]
>
>> in /etc/brltty/text.de.tbl the "section" character is displayed as
>> follows: "12345678". In fact it is written as follows: "1 3 678".
>> I've changed
rltty: cannot load speech driver: /lib/brltty/libbrlttyssd.so
brltty: speech driver not loadable: sd
What's wrong here, and what about the undefined symbol?
Thanks in advance,
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On 04.08.2008 at 08:07:55 Dave Mielke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> [quoted lines by Hermann on 2008/08/03 at 13:59 +0200]
>
>>this morning I've installed the very latest brltty from svn. It gave me
>>some error messages regarding contraction tables, so I decided to
Hi,
after a long time of testing and reinstalling, I finally got speech
back.
The error was caused by an old and broken libspeechd-dev library;
reinstalling it solved the problem.
Thanks for the help.
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> [quoted lines by Hermann on 2008/08/04 at 10:05 +0200]
>
>>I ran ./autogen first,
>
> Good. It should always be run when upgrading.
>
>>and this command produces the following errors:
>>
r3841.
R3831 was the version I upgraded from.
What does this mean? Why different versions of the braille table?
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o my suggestion?
> char \xB6 (12345678) # ⣿ ¶ [PILCROW SIGN]
>
What does that mean?
> On first sight, this looks wrong. Given that we have 2^8 possible
> chars and 2^8 possible dot-patterns, we shouldn't reuse the
> same dot pattern for two different characters.
>
Y
On 08.08.2008 at 12:32:17 Samuel Thibault <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hermann, le Fri 08 Aug 2008 11:07:38 +0200, a écrit :
>> On 08.08.2008 at 10:52:30 Mario Lang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> > While skimming over the new converted de.ttb file in
>> >
[3552]: /etc/brltty/de.ttb[23]: unknown text
table directive: <<<<<<<
Thu Aug 21 17:31:34 2008: brltty[3552]: /etc/brltty/de.ttb[24]: unknown text
table directive: \X00
It goes on dozens of lines counting up the hexadecimal figures.
What does this mean, and why do
exists and I've missed it? In this case: Can someone point
out what to do to activate it?
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On 23.08.2008 at 16:12:31 Dave Mielke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> [quoted lines by Hermann on 2008/08/23 at 12:48 +0200]
>
>>is it possible to implement a feature where the user can bind the
>>braille display to the movement of the system caret?
>>This seems to be
ving heard that one should start a Baum display with "-d
ttyUSB0", because they use an internal USB2serial adapter.
Or what do these lines mean, where a "serial adapter" is demanded?
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> [quoted lines by Hermann on 2008/08/23 at 16:43 +0200]
>
>>Text mode.
>>The cursor.
>
> Perhaps I'm misunderstanding what you're asking, then. With cursor tracking
> enabled, which is
On 23.08.2008 at 17:56:43 Dave Mielke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> [quoted lines by Hermann on 2008/08/23 at 17:27 +0200]
>
>>But not the other way. I think there should be a feature that binds the
>>up/down keys of the braille display to the cursor. When continuosly
&g
> puting another translation table in my config, no one line about it...
> and the persistent question at boot time...
>
Which table? Provided it's French, then put in your brltty.conf:
text-table fr_FR
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think that's a
bit difficault, since a lot of locales exist with two or more possible
languages (for example think of India); how to implement such a script?
If no table is specified, brltty starts always with the US table.
BTW.: I found that there is no Dutch table; such a table would perhaps
questions).
So the result after booting with that replaced brltty.conf was the lack
of speech and the US braille table, that was all.
Hermann
#!/bin/sh
pid=/var/run/brltty
[ -r $pid ] && kill -0 `cat $pid` && exit 0
exec /sbin/brltty -P $pid "$@"
questions).
So the result after booting with that replaced brltty.conf was the lack
of speech and the US braille table, that was all.
Hermann
P.S.: Obviously attachments are not allowed, so I put in the lines here
by copying:
#!/bin/sh
pid=/var/run/brltt
.
What may have caused this?
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osed to emulate a TSI PowerBraille 40.
>
No, because I don't know it.
> I tried the following command with no luck:
> brltty -b ts -d serial:/dev/ttyUSB0
>
Try:
brltty -b ts ttyUSB0
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e a "#" before that line, in order to make your script work.
I remember having had such a problem with an early Ubuntu version.
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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 3
I attach; hope it is allowed.
I performed repeated typing of characters, and I hope that this action
has been logged.
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ice.
> no braille.
> when I write:
> brltty -b md -d serial:com1I obtain a fantastic "error 998! bad position
Are you using Linux? If so try:
brltty -b md -d ttyS0
Do this as root.
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September archive).
Any ideas?
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On 24.10.2008 at 20:10:03 Dave Mielke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> [quoted lines by Hermann on 2008/10/24 at 17:13 +0200]
>
>>I use brltty with SD and since I did a dist-upgrade, I get no keyboard echo
>>when typing; the same when I move cursor-right-left and when ro
SD driver in
brltty. What may cause this? Does anyone experience the same?
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its the
chars I excluded.
But besides that I get a correct echo.
In addition I have to say that capital letters also are not announced.
Note: This all does not happen in SBL, and it was all right before that
dist-upgrade I did a few weeks ago.
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Can you please check the file to see what eventually might go wrong?
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I've created a protocol, that indicates some strange messages: See the
very first line
e: Does it include the libraille package, and if not, where to
get it? Do I have to additionally install libraille or replace
libusb-win32 by libbraille?
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OM connection but also without
> any luck.
>
Did you connect it (that old display) serially or USB2serial?
I use my Satellite on my desktop machine as well, where I connect it
serially, and I have no problems there, in difference to my laptop.
> http://brl.thefreecat.org/brltty/brltty-win-3.10-4.exe
>
Does the exe-file install brltty in the windows standard path?
C:\programs\brltty
If so, can I overwrite an existing installation?
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Hi,
the subject tells it: I've installed the latest brltty on my laptop, and
now I've braille support via USB too.
Thanks a lot to the brltty team.
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after updating brltty to the latest from svn, I get the same issue than
in GRML:
No typing echo and no speaking of the characters when moving the cursor
char by char.
I don't hear that "symbol 0" on Ubuntu (Gutsy).
Note: This happens only in text mode; Orca of course
here with Jaws and my Satellite connected via USB.
And restarting the machine does not surely fix it. The only way I
figured out was to plug and unplug the cable again and again or to turn
the display off and on till it is recognized (a sound is given by t
ems, so why not in Windows?
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Hi,
just tried the newly added German contraction table "de-kurzschrift.ctb"
to my brltty.conf.
When restarting brltty, there is no grade2 for German.
The preferences menu show both German tables, the standard de.ttb and
the de-kurzschrift.ctb.
What's
ul screen reader, I can mention SBL (Suse-blinux).
You can set it up as a speech only program. Check out:
http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:/marco/openSUSE_Factory/src/
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I use an Alva Satellite 544 connected via USB on a GRML machine (version
2008.11 release candidate).
Can anyone confirm this?
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> [quoted lines by Hermann on 2008/11/27 at 15:12 +]
>
>>What Jan reports, is the very same I've reported before.
>
> Well, then, let's try to figure it out. It'll take some help from SD pe
On 27.11.2008 at 14:26:03 Dave Mielke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> [quoted lines by Hermann on 2008/11/27 at 14:58 +]
>
>>just tried the newly added German contraction table "de-kurzschrift.ctb"
>>to my brltty.conf.
>>When restarting brltty, there is no
"make install" doesn't remove obsolete files.
>
I will correct it with the next update.
Do I have to edit my brltty.conf in order to remove any entries for the
obsolete table?
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> [quoted lines by Hermann on 2008/11/27 at 15:16 +]
>
>>since a few days I observe a strange phenomenon while working with
>>Brltty:
>>For obvious no reason I lose the cursor tracking in brlt
display keys, I can read the text, but not with
the cursor keys. In this case, speech goes on scrolling correctly, but
the display does not follow. The display is empty than.
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as "sgw?t"; should be
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> Another somehow related issue is the order of capsign and letsign.
> As far as I remember (hermann?), in german you are supposed to first write
> capsign followed by letsign, i.e. 46-6-1 for a capital A that is not
> a contraction. Currently, BRLTTY does it the other way round.
> I tr
ot-style, while the
word under the cursor is shown in 8-dot-computer-braile.
And BTW. we can solve the problem brought up by Mario: How to deal with
the capitalisazion sign.
Disadvantage: We would have to completely redesign our braille tables.
Hermann
On 01.12.2008 21:08, Dave Mielke wrote:
> [quoted lines by Hermann on 2008/12/01 at 20:55 +0100]
>
>> And there's a third posibility: One can use grade2 conbined with
>> 8-dot-braille, for example see Jaws:
>> When grade2 is selected, it shows characters in 6-dot-style
Mario, what do you think of this?
Sorry for teaching maybe unwanted lessons in German, but that's how
things are.
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, however, the one how many ressources would be
needed for this development?
Any ideas, statements etc.?
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make[2]: *** [eu_clio.o] Error 1
make[1]: *** [braille-drivers] Error 1
make: *** [all] Error 2
What to do?
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gt;
See above. It seems to be hard to get the cause of this bug, and I guess
it will last some more time. This is the background of my
question. Besides this I agree with you and Mario.
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Is there some documentation to read?
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ou use.
If you use Russian and Italian, I fear you have to restart Brltty when
changing braille table.
Did you set up Ubuntu in order tho show Russian correctly (character set
etc.)?
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On 14.12.2008 at 15:24:55 Ollie wrote:
> Samuel,
> I'm not so sure I know better... I've just visited an Israeli site,
Just one marginal remark: Some of your messages arrive twice, at least in
my inbox.
Can others confirm this?
Hermann
g seen braille keystrokes in Orca's
keybindings tab. If so, can these commands be defined display specific?
Hermann
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On 01.02.2009 at 12:44:54 Samuel Thibault wrote:
> Hermann, le Sun 01 Feb 2009 12:19:23 +0100, a écrit :
>> 1. How can I submit the file to the project?
>
> Just send the file to this list or directly to Dave :)
>
I think that no attachments were allowed, but I can write it t
On 01.02.2009 at 13:38:14 Samuel Thibault wrote:
> Hermann, le Sun 01 Feb 2009 13:08:07 +0100, a écrit :
>> For the originally planed keystroke I get the following:
>>
>> keycode 27 press
>> keycode 91 press
>> keycode 50 press
>> keycode 126 press
&g
ject?
2. Regarding a mapping: I wanted to map the preferences menu as
follows:
bind ControlLeft+ShiftLeft+KPInsert+KP5 PrefMenu
which doesn't work.
Changing "KP5" to "KP2" solved the problem, why?
Hermann
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On 01.02.2009 at 12:44:54 Samuel Thibault wrote:
> Hermann, le Sun 01 Feb 2009 12:19:23 +0100, a écrit :
>> 1. How can I submit the file to the project?
>
> Just send the file to this list or directly to Dave :)
>
OK, I put it into the body:
bind KPInsert+KP5 Say_Line
bind
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