box?
>
> Best regards,
> Alex.
>
> Le 28/03/2018 à 18:49, Nolan Darilek a écrit :
>> Hello,
>>
>>
>> I'm trying to learn a bit about GTK/GNOME accessibility development.
>> Recently I began dipping my toes into amateur radio, and while the Chirp
>> r
Hello,
I'm trying to learn a bit about GTK/GNOME accessibility development.
Recently I began dipping my toes into amateur radio, and while the Chirp
radio programming software is highly accessible, there are some rough
edges. The biggest of these is that programatically-created radio
settings scr
On 03/14/2018 04:00 PM, Samuel Thibault wrote:
> At worse you don't have to write C code, you can write XML UI code. It
> might end up being easier than trying to use glade.
>
You're certainly not wrong, but the advantage of Glade is that it makes
knowing all property names, defaults, etc. easie
Thought I'd make an attempt at building my first GTK app. I tried using
Glade, as per recommendations in GNOME's various getting started docs,
but I'm running into some issues. In particular, I can create an
ApplicationWindow, and now I'm trying to place a menu bar inside of it,
but I can't seem to
t; Orca. Of course, that fix would still be a workaround for what appears
> to be a general keyboard navigation bug in the app. Filing a bug against
> gnome-control-center for the navigation failure would be helpful.
>
> Thanks!
> --joanie
>
> On 03/06/2018 10:35 PM, Nolan Daril
Posted this to the Orca list, but this list is probably a better fit.
Seems like the Settings app experienced some severe regressions under
3.26. Is this a known issue?
In particular, if I access my Sharing settings, I'm unable to tab to any
of the sharing buttons. I can't, for instance, enable t
Hey, this is cool! My GF uses Dragon Naturally Speaking, and has been
vocal with me that its lack of equivalent under Linux is the only reason
she still uses Windows.
I recognize it's premature, but mind sharing a few more details? From
which Windows voice dictation software does it bridge? Also,
On 02/21/2010 11:18 PM, Kenny Hitt wrote:
Second, I think it's a very gloomy, pessimistic and vague view. What
Since I was apparently wrong about Apple, there doesn't appear to be any good
examples of success. That's sad.
Sad, not necessarily. At least accessibility is being viewed m
On 02/20/2010 11:46 PM, Kenny Hitt wrote:
Hi. In my view, Gnome accessibility will never succeed. It will sometimes get
close, but will
never make it all the way.
...
In the Apple approach, apps are required to be accessible before being included
in the operating system.
So they've fixe
Problem found. I'd forgotten to point SD at my personal config. Forgot
that it didn't pick that up automatically.
Anyhow, I can now add mine to the list of systems with which this works.
It's less laggy than gnome-speech, which was already doing fairly well.
Yay, hopefully SD's Pulse future d
On 12/17/2009 08:26 AM, Halim Sahin wrote:
Are you using karmic?
Yes.
Have you restarted speechd after chaning outputmethod to libao in
speechd.conf?
I'm not running SD normally, so there's nothing to restart.
Under Ubuntu you have to edit ~/.speech-dispatcher/conf/speechd.conf
I applied the above patch to the git sources. Everything built, and
./configure indicated that libao support was included.
I edited /etc/libao.conf on my Ubuntu system and set the driver to pulse
(why isn't that Ubuntu's default, I wonder?)
I set the output method to libao. Wasn't sure about
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Hi all. Not sure whether this is the correct list for these questions,
but since it's full of accessibility developers, I figure someone here
likely has the answer.
I've been filing accessibility tickets against Gajim, a GTK-based XMPP
client. It is already highly accessible, especially after
OK, I take back everything I said. On my netbook now, at-spi-registryd
has 33% of its 1G of RAM. Performance isn't as bad since I'm not using
swap on an SSD, but it isn't the hardware on that box, nor is it
something I custom installed and forgot about.
The only commonality I can think of is t
. And since no one else on multiple lists seems to have seen
this behavior, I'm going to call it bad hardware until proven otherwise.
Thanks for the suggestions.
Nolan Darilek wrote:
On 02/16/2009 12:04 PM, Willie Walker wrote:
Hi Nolan:
If one of the suspects is FF, I wonder if we
On 02/16/2009 12:04 PM, Willie Walker wrote:
Hi Nolan:
If one of the suspects is FF, I wonder if we might be able to focus on
it a little more. For example, I wonder if it might be possible that
it is some of the web sites you typically visit and/or maybe some
usage patterns (e.g., frequentl
Part update, part ping. A couple weeks ago I filed this:
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=568803
Just wondering if anyone has any thoughts on it? It's still here, it
still has me rebooting every twelve hours, it currently has my system
looking a bit like a 1970s line terminal with it
On Wed, 2009-01-21 at 10:52 +0100, API wrote:
> Yes, this cell renderers are part of GTK [1], used a lot on the GtkTreeView
> [2].
>
> And yes there are a way to get the cell and expose the accessible name, in
> fact, this is what happens, but seems that in this concrete case there are
> a error
I've wanted to run Empathy for quite some time, especially as its jingle
support reportedly works and I'd hoped to use it as an alternative to
skype. This seems to be the major accessibility showstopper, however:
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=545282
In my brief tests, everything else
this process slowly consuming
more and more memory until it has twice that of firefox.
On Tue, 2009-01-13 at 11:48 +0800, Li Yuan wrote:
> Hi Nolan,
>
> I didn't notice serious leak in at-spi-registryd. I will take a look at
> it these days.
>
> Nolan Darilek wrote:
>
.
On Tue, 2009-01-13 at 11:48 +0800, Li Yuan wrote:
> Hi Nolan,
>
> I didn't notice serious leak in at-spi-registryd. I will take a look at
> it these days.
>
> Nolan Darilek wrote:
> >
> >
> > I tried checking out the latest at-spi-registryd from subver
Not sure where this problem might lie, but I'm wondering if anyone else
sees it?
Admittedly, my 1.5 GHz Celeron is showing its age, and probably isn't
the best platform for Ubuntu, but I notice that after about a day of use
my system is running so slow it is practically unusable. First I
susp
On Nov 1, 2006, at 7:30 AM, Willie Walker wrote:
> Do you have a pointer to the thread? I'd like to take a look.
>
Sure. The relevant bit starts at http://mail.gnome.org/archives/gnome-
accessibility-list/2006-October/msg00097.html.
I've started trying to make this work--that is, using gnome
Cool, thanks for posting the Ubuntu installation howto--I'd not known
about using ctrl-tab to exit the city selection in ubiquity, and that
was the only sticking point for me. :)
Now I'm trying to set up a comfortable development environment, and
must admit that festival's slurry voice is on
Hello, seems this list gets quite a few Ubuntu questions. Hopefully
it's OK if I toss out one more. Hopefully it's quick with a simple
solution. :)
I decided to wipe my older Ubuntu install and try installing from the
live CD. For some reason, GDM seems to start but I'm not getting the
usu
I'm not sure if this is screen-reader-specific, or if it's a function
of gnome-speech. I just installed a custom gnome-speech with the
intention of testing out speech-dispatcher and playing a bit more
with orca. orca-setup only gives me the choice of using either
emacspeak or gnome-speech d
On Mar 13, 2006, at 1:04 PM, Willie Walker wrote:
gnome-speech merely offers up a system for selecting/activating
known speech drivers, with no particular speech driver being the
'default.' It is up to the assistive technology to decide what to
do with them. To make sure your system is c
Once again it's time for me to pop out of nowhere and ask a few
random GNOME accessibility questions. :)
I recently bought a new PC that doesn't have serial ports. As such,
I'm exclusively using softsynths. I suspect, however, that festival/
flite doesn't play well with ALSA/ESD. Whenever Or
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