Bill Haneman wrote:
> Mike/All:
>
> I think audacity uses WxWindows and not gtk+ directly. Thus stock gtk+
> widgets are not being used, as I understand it, and the app is not
> accessible.
>
>
Just to follow up: I tested Jokosher the other day with Orca, and it
seems to work fine. See: htt
Hi Krister:
I don't know why you would need or want OCR for reading your email
(unless you are talking about printed mail, through your letterbox).
Thunderbird ought to be fairly good for mail reading by the time Firefox
3 ships... I think evolution is already usable with orca.
best regards
Mike/All:
I think audacity uses WxWindows and not gtk+ directly. Thus stock gtk+
widgets are not being used, as I understand it, and the app is not
accessible.
regards
Bill
Mike Pedersen wrote:
>Hi all,
>
>
>>Audacity offers some higher end features and is written in gtk, so it
>>should b
Hi to all
I know that Audacity is WXWidget toolkit based, and I think there's a
WXGTK that possibly links these widgets with GTK. There is a stable
version (1.2) and a unstable (1.3.x) version.
I have found this topic into Audacity's wiki page.
Audacity does not have any special support for b
Thomas Ward wrote:
> An OCR program so i can read my mail and i could say bye bye to
> Windows.
>
>
> Well, there are a few OCR solutions. I haven't played around with them
> much but there is GOCR, clara, and there is a commercial OCR program for
> Linux as well based on Omnipages engine.
>
Mike Pedersen wrote:
> Hi all,
>
>> Audacity offers some higher end features and is written in gtk, so it
>> should be somewhat accessible if the authors have been thoughtful
>> enough... have never tried it (for accessibility), though.
>>
>>
>
> I just tried audacity with orca and saddl
Hi,
Krister Ekstrom wrote:
> When speaking of software that works with Orca, firstly, is the Firefox
> 2.0 included with Edgy or do i have to fetch it?
Firefox 2.0 comes on the Edgy live cd. I've been told it will be
shipping with the latest version of Firefox 2 when 6.10 is out for
release in
Hi all,
> Audacity offers some higher end features and is written in gtk, so it
> should be somewhat accessible if the authors have been thoughtful
> enough... have never tried it (for accessibility), though.
>
I just tried audacity with orca and saddly the whole thing seems to show
up as inac
On Thu, 2006-08-31 at 21:45 -0400, Thomas Ward wrote:
> Hi,
>
> hank smith wrote:
> > what about recording applications
>
> I haven't done much recording myself in Linux, but there is a simple
> sound recorder program that ships with Gnome 2.14 that seams accesssible
> with orca. In addition th
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> - Original Message -
> From: "Thomas Ward" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To:
> Sent: Thursday, August 31, 2006 6:45 PM
> Subject: Re: Ubuntu on my desktop
>
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> hank smith wrote:
Hi,
hank smith wrote:
> what about recording applications
I haven't done much recording myself in Linux, but there is a simple
sound recorder program that ships with Gnome 2.14 that seams accesssible
with orca. In addition the usual text based alternatives such as arecord
work nicely for recor
Hi Michael,
MICHAEL WEAVER wrote:
> What I would like to know is what applications does Orca work with as I
> will only have access to the Gui based applications unless there are
> text based ones I can use as well?
>
Orca works with several GUI based applications as well as a wide range
of
I am thinking about having Ubuntu installed on my desktop.
What I would like to know is what applications does Orca work with as I
will only have access to the Gui based applications unless there are
text based ones I can use as well?
What I mean is would I have access to Linux DVD players etc?
I
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