C_CTYPE=fr_FR (charmap=ISO-8859-1) (ignored: LC_ALL set to
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Versions of packages brltty depends on:
ii libc6 2.3.6.ds1-10 GNU C Library: Shared libraries
ii libncurses5 5.5-5Shared libraries for terminal hand
brltty recommends no packages.
-- no d
Package: speechd-el
Version: 2.0-1
Severity: serious
Hello,
- BRLTTY 3.7.2-3.1 started up and running in text-mode with correct
perms on BRLAPI key file (not sure it helps but speechd-el info
mentions BRLAPI),
- speech-dispatcher 0.6.1-2 started up and running with
speech-dispatch
ee examples).
try suite::emacs
[...]
> If you find other things you'd consider useful, maybe we can start a
> small thread here and try to reach a conclusion which we then could
> forward to the debtags maintainers?
I still don't use any X stuff...
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Mario Lang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Boris Daix <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
[...]
>> Anyway, BRLTTY may need a sacrifice: I think such overlaps should be
>> particularly clear(er) for users, even if it implies splitting 7kb
>> pieces. To be honest, I cu
, regarding both Debian and upstream.
But maybe you shouldn't give up the simplest, "blind'ish" solution
(brltty_3.5 w/ a Recommonds: flite) if compliant.
ps.: oh I know, what about libs?... Well, they have to closely follow
what they were provided w/, haven't they? So no
"apt-get install aptitude". It's
interactive UI uses ncurses, but cursor keeps on being acurate (far
better than dselect's one).
Au revoir
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sed, so if you need answers to technical questions, you may ask
for them here.
I hope it helps
Au revoir
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further option of knoppix if my cdrom is working0.
> These floppies can come in handy if you make a mistake and can't get
> back into your system by other means.
sure -- I won't give these floppies up before a long quarantine with
new d-i ones :-) But d-i ones are about to be r
speakup users currently rely on
speakup team, and what you are saying sounds like they don't support
Debian anymore -- sad news.
Au revoir
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nk you for reporting this problem. It's now been fixed in the 3.4 branch,
> as
> well as in the 3.3 branch (to be eventually released as 3.3.1). Can you
> install
> from the repository, or do you need a new Debian package?
Excuse-me, I wasn't asked for it... but I think that a
Mario Lang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Boris Daix <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>> Mario Lang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>
>>> Just in case you wonder why your viavoice suddenly segfaults:
>>> It seems that the latest upgrade to glib
s issue.
Anyway, is the source code available ? Where does it live now ? I'm
looking for stuff about ViaVoice, for the manual -- but my last
feeling was "ViaVoice is locked-in". Am I wrong ?
Au revoir!
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Mario Lang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Boris Daix <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>> I tested dialog/whiptail by hand, and dialog has the behavior we don't
>> want (only buttons are selectable with cursor, items in lists are just
>> color selected). whip
Hi,
I've just tested whiptail again, and things have been fixed as far
as I understand : nice report Mario ! Thanks to Alastair McKinstry
too (package maintainer).
Bye
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D
bably sarge) to have it setting the cursor exactly on selected
item
3) we may wonder why modconf doesn't depend on debconf, so that
display troubles may be concentrated there -- or simply investigate
how it uses whiptail (how the manner differs from debconf's).
Bye
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stem with speakup. It's
> quite small and very fast. Can
> I just drop that in after installing Debian?
When Debian is installed, you do what you want :-) I suggest you take
the kernel config file into your brand-new sid and then recompile the
kernel with "the debian way" (
es. It is
possible to "mix" different versions, etc.
There is notes about it in apt-howto (sections 3.8, 3.9, 3.10)
available from www.debian.org/doc/manuals/.
Hope it helps
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ndoc outputs raises accessibility questions, they should
be discussed here.
> On Wed, 19 Mar 2003, Boris Daix wrote:
>
>> 3.Specific tools
>> 3.1. Tools for sight-impaired people
>
> Some folks in North America might have substitued "Tools for Bind
Accessibility Manual
-
Boris Daix <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
DRAFT, v0.1 19 March 2003
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Abstract
The Debian GNU/Linux Accessibility Manual tries to cover all
I know he'll discuss this better.
We will make a point about "Installing Debian" soon.
Bye
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urfraw
Sure. I use to play with w3m-el, but I'll try the others (surfraw
package description is very funny :-)).
Bye
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(C) 2003 by Boris Daix ;-)
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Mario Lang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Boris Daix <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>> first point should be "Browsing the Web". So please share your tips
>> so that I can report them in the manual,
>
> The two most important VFAQs which come to
rt us, and to all the others -- maybe not subscribed yet...
On Thu, 2003-02-27 at 10:28, Mario Lang wrote:
[...]
> One of the more important long-term tasks we have is creating a
> Debian Accessibility HOWTO, to collect all the relevant information.
> Boris Daix has offered to wor
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