Re: Getting Started

Christopher Toth wrote: > I hit alt+f7 again to return to the gdm login window. I selected my > user and was greeted with a password field. "Quite reasonable," I > thought, while typing my password. "This Linux accessibility thing > has gotten a lot better!" Access to Gdm with Orca was a last-min

Re: First impressions of accessible Debian

Hi, El 29/05/2013 09:18 p.m., Tyler Spivey escribió: I just installed Debian netinst with the desktop environment. I like the new accessible installer in that I'm able to get a basic system up and running. However, I've encountered the following problems in the first few minutes of using the new

First impressions of accessible Debian

I just installed Debian netinst with the desktop environment. I like the new accessible installer in that I'm able to get a basic system up and running. However, I've encountered the following problems in the first few minutes of using the new system: 1. After boot, speakup starts reading all the

Fwd: Re: Getting Started

Some more info on this. Sorry for the mishmash of posting styles: Original Message Subject:Re: Getting Started Resent-Date:Thu, 30 May 2013 01:50:30 + (UTC) Resent-From:debian-accessibility@lists.debian.org Date: Wed, 29 May 2013 20:49:23 -0500 From: Ma

Re: Getting Started

Hi, I agree. I think that the null Place should be disabled by default. One can activate the file manager on the desktop via gnome tweac tool, but the newer users may have problems with this configuration by default. Also I think that is better that the Orca Window appears in the desktop, to

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Re: debian jessie

You're right. It starts, and will say "welcome to orca" when you alt-tab, it says "orca screenreader inaccessible" and will say "startiing orca preferences" when you hit the space bar to start the prefs dialog. Hope it's fixed soon. -- Doug Smith: Special Agent S.W.A.T Spiritual Warf

Getting Started

List, I'm an old speakup user who makes my living making accessible software for the blind for Windows and Mac. Recently I decided to see how well I could port my stack, primarily Python-based, over to a modern Debian machine to determine if it would be worthwhile to cut releases for all three

debian jessie

can say orca are totaly broken it starts but no more

Bug#704733: marked as done (ebook-speaker depends on xterm without declaring it)

Your message dated Wed, 29 May 2013 20:30:24 +0200 with message-id <51a64940.3050...@debian.org> and subject line Close: ebook-speaker depends on xterm without declaring it has caused the Debian Bug report #704733, regarding ebook-speaker depends on xterm without declaring it to be marked as done.