Re: Add a package to a liveCD?

Samuel Thibault writes: [...] > In gnome, one can just type alt-f2 orca enter and work Nice. [...] > brltty is not available on the CD, so braille can't work. BTW Mario, we > should discuss about this. I will leave tomorrow morning, so maybe today after dinner? I guess you're refering to t

Re: Add a package to a liveCD?

Samuel Thibault, le Fri 21 Aug 2015 16:02:24 +0200, a écrit : > In gnome, one can just type alt-f2 orca enter and work Or just type super-alt-s Samuel

Re: Add a package to a liveCD?

Hello, BTW, I've just tried to run the mate and gnome liveCDs. There is a boot prompt just like the debian installer where you have to type enter, I haven't yet checked whether there is a beep, we can probably ask for it if there is not. Where is the build source for liveCDs? Then one directly

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Re: Planning to remove screader

Paul Gevers writes: > Hi > > On 21-08-15 11:50, Mario Lang wrote: >> If you are no longer actively maintaining screader, I guess we will >> remove it. screader is in need of some code updates. IOW, it is >> seriously starting to bitrod. > > So, just file the RFR now. Yes, about to do so. I ju

Re: Strange issue with brltty

Shérab writes: > Hi Mario, thanks a lot for your response. > > Mario Lang (2015/08/21 11:44 +0200): >> Do you have START_IN_INITRAMFS enabled? > > I don't think so since /etc/default/brltty contains this line: > START_IN_INITRAMFS=false > > It is worth mentionning that, on the system where the pr

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Re: Planning to remove screader

Hi On 21-08-15 11:50, Mario Lang wrote: > If you are no longer actively maintaining screader, I guess we will > remove it. screader is in need of some code updates. IOW, it is > seriously starting to bitrod. So, just file the RFR now. Paul signature.asc Description: OpenPGP digital signatur

Re: Strange issue with brltty

Hi Mario, thanks a lot for your response. Mario Lang (2015/08/21 11:44 +0200): > Do you have START_IN_INITRAMFS enabled? I don't think so since /etc/default/brltty contains this line: START_IN_INITRAMFS=false It is worth mentionning that, on the system where the problem occurs, /var is on its ow

Re: Planning to remove screader

Jos Lemmens writes: > I once wrote screader because there was no screen reader at that time. > At least, I didn't know any such application. > Now adays we have speechd-up and brltty. I use my own jabt for my Alva > Delphi 480. Jabt has braille and speech support. BTW, BRLTTY has speech support

Re: Strange issue with brltty

Shérab writes: > Responding to myself to provide a bit of additional information: > > Shérab (2015/08/20 14:19 +0200): >> Dear all, >> >> I'm observing something with brltty that I do not understand. >> The brltty that is started at boot is configured one way, but if I do >> /etc/init.d/brltty s

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Re: Planning to remove screader

Hello Mario, I once wrote screader because there was no screen reader at that time. At least, I didn't know any such application. Now adays we have speechd-up and brltty. I use my own jabt for my Alva Delphi 480. Jabt has braille and speech support. I imagine nearly nobody use screader anymore.