Hi, I am able to use alsamixer to change the volume when espeakup is
running and also use the speakup keys to change the speech volume. I
prefer to have the laptop master and PCM set at %100 then change volume
controls per application as needed. The volume should be at a highor
level then it
Hello,
Nick Gawronski, le mer. 24 mars 2021 20:57:57 -0500, a ecrit:
> Hi, Yes now that both volumes are at %100 the speakup volume controls work
> as normal. Should not the master and PCM be set to %100 by default after a
> new installation?
Not necessarily 100%, because that might be way too l
Ahmed Hassan, le sam. 27 mars 2021 16:32:34 +, a ecrit:
> Sorry to chime in here, but do any of The CDs use BRLTTY 6.3.
All bullseye images use brltty 6.3.
> Also another thing which has been on my mind, why can't orca be integrated
> into
> the debian installer (obviously not for the netin
Sorry to chime in here, but do any of The CDs use BRLTTY 6.3.
Also another thing which has been on my mind, why can't orca be integrated
into the debian installer (obviously not for the netinst ISOs)
Regards
Hello,
Samuel wrote:
> Currently, the netinst images do not contain brltty and espeakup.. This
> means that blind users who install Debian without a network mirror end
> up with an unusable installed system, lacking brltty and espeakup to
> show braille or talk to them.
Steve McIntyre, le mar. 26
Hi,
Yes, it is possible. See https://wiki.debian.org/accessibility where is
documented how to enable accessibility manually. Of course, the
installer probably cannot become accessible, it requires a specific
action; but the desktop can if based on GTK or recent KDE (to be
tested). You just ne
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