I wonder would running mate-caja --replace at all help? The mate-panel
is also buggy in terms of accessibility and running mate-panel --replace
as a workaround helps with that problem. Over on the sonargnulinux
mailing list where mate is run by a few of us with low memory machines
someone was
Hi,
Thanks for report.
Yes, I confirm the problem. I don't know wether the problem is upstream,
or due to the fact Debian maintainers haven't finished packaging. But
given that mate 1.14 had other problems with applets, I suspect it's
upstream. I've just reported here:
https://github.com/mate-des
Hi all,
After i upgraded caja to the version 1.14.1-1 orca does'nt read icons in the
desktop area anymore.
Someone had the same problem?
Thanks in advance,
Miguel
Hi all,
After i upgraded caja to the version 1.14.1-1 orca does'nt read icons in the
desktop area anymore.
Someone had the same problem?
Thanks in advance,
Miguel
Hi,
>
> Do you know that you can also put settings you are overriding
> into /etc/xdg/brltty/brltty.conf ?
I didn't know. I hope it doesn't make things a bit more complex.
>>
>> With capability to check several choices and, for devices, enter it manually
>> (useful when serial device is ttyUSB0)
Jean-Philippe MENGUAL writes:
> Today, braille display support is correct, but automate recognition is
> not warrantied
> at all. Either due to USB IDs, or because the driver needs additional
> parameters
> (e.g. Eurobraille), or because braille display needs serial ports (ttyS0
> or ttyUSB0),
>
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