Yes. Sadly, there are other issues. See:
* http://bugs.opencompositing.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1027
* http://bugs.opencompositing.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1028
As a result, even with the upstream fix in question, compiz still won't
"talk" (well, or at all) when switching windows in Intrepid if the thing
w
Probably. :-) List items are being exposed in a far more normal fashion
(though at the moment, they have a child text object for the
bullet/number).
This weekend (when I have time to work on WebKitGtk), I will prioritize
two issues identified in this bug:
1. Ensuring that the correct object emits
Triaging now.
W.r.t. this:
> Oddly the does not show up in the Accerciser hierarchy,
> though the two paragraphs inside it do.
This is due to the fact that WebKit decides not to expose "layout
tables" as tables. Your table has been heuristically declared a "layout
table," thus your cells ar
Bug for the primary issue filed upstream:
https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=35418
[Gtk] Every table, including layout tables, should be exposed as a table
I've also attached a proposed fix. As expected, it's a small, isolated
patch. With that change, and using Lucid's Software Center:
* The
And by Michael, I mean Matthew. I'm really, really sorry!
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Will, et al.:
If I had to bet money, I'd say it's not a bottom up vs top down
hierarchy issue.
Amongst the various and sundry tasks we are working on within WebKitGtk
a11y is "collapsing/flattening" the accessible hierarchy so that instead
of things like:
->Panel
->Paragraph
-> text (t
Also, the Orca meta bug for WebKitGtk is:
https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=25531
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https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=30895
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Oh, and one more thing since I see reference to table cells. The
accessible table hierarchy in WebKitGtk is -- and has always been,
independent of the hierarchy collapsing -- completely and utterly
borked. See https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=30895.
That's on my to-do list as well.
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My magical test script doesn't shed any light on the matter. But I have
been looking over Orca's debug.out output -- further enhanced with even
more info. The order of events is this:
1. Orca is started up.
2. Orca goes through its initialization which includes starting up
speech, braille, regist
Digging into this some, it seems that the widget already has the correct
accessible role. The bug is that something in unity greeter is causing
the Orca splash screen to not be suppressed. As a result, the splash
screen appears, goes away, and nothing in the greeter reclaims focus. So
Orca doesn't
When I disabled the splash screen (that bug Luke in theory already has
fixed), when I arrow up and down amongst the usernames, Orca presents
'Enter password for password text'. So, I think
this is another bug that is just going to go away when Luke's fix for
the splash screen is fixed.
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I stumbled across this problem via Google. Fedora 17 host, Fedora 18
guest, and -- you guessed it -- VirtualBox. And the symptoms are the
same. I had no audio for the users until I switched those from the
default to the LFE.
On the bright side for you, it does not seem to a downstream bug. ;)
Sadl
See also: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/alsa-
driver/+bug/1059274
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Title:
daily live cd boots silent in virtualbox
To manage notific
Ad, thanks to the googlespheres: the answer. (At least it solved my problem
in Fedora.)
https://launchpad.net/debian/experimental/+source/pulseaudio/2.1-1
* debian/patches/remove-analog-mono.patch:
- Added. Remove analog-output-lfe-on-mono mixer path, although in principle
Ac '97 h
Orca has provided support for WebKitGtk+ based Yelp for a while now. Is
this bug still valid?
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Topics read as frame html content
To manage
I am guessing that we (Orca) is not getting the right events like
selection-change or focus to alert us that there is something to
present.
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Title:
Also 100% reliably reproducible with a similar stackstrace in x86_64,
clean install, fully updated. All I have to do is:
1. Launch gnome-control-center
2. Press Tab once to give focus to the icon list
3. Press Down Arrow once.
Doesn't look like you need another trace, but since I happen to have
i
Aha, looks like I need to update my bug mail notifications as I don't
seem to have gotten this notice.
But, yeah, this affects me along with all Orca users. Orca no longer
runs in Oneiric now that introspection is being used. :-/
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Ctrl+F2 isn't doing it for me. Fresh install, but admittedly I've made
my environment less stable by building and installing some stuff from
upstream. ;-) Anyhoo, I'm eager to know what is producing Sam's 'run
box.' Thanks!
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I'd be curious to know if you can get any gnome application help to
display in Natty using the application's means (push buttons, menu
items, pressing F1) for doing so. So far I've tried:
* orca (aka gnome-orca)
* gnome-terminal
* rhythmbox
* evolution
In all cases it fails: gio.Error: The specif
Thanks Eliah. It was a somewhat rhetorical question, really. Help is
borked.
I know jack about gio. However, whilst poking into this a tad I noticed
the following:
gio.app_info_get_default_for_uri_scheme() returns None for 'ghelp'.
Related aside: as a check to see if I was using this method co
** Summary changed:
- gnome-panel help cannot be displayed
+ help cannot be displayed for multiple apps in natty
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help cannot be displayed
I'd bet money on it being the same issue. ;-)
In terms of gnome-orca: I'm the co-maintainer. We've not changed
anything w.r.t. how help is launched. And yet suddenly, in Natty, I get
the same error you do for gnome-panel. And I get that same issue for
other gnome apps. Add to the list:
* gcalctoo
Adding 'yelp' as also being impacted. I'm not convinced the bug is in
'yelp' per se. In fact, I'd guess it's not. But if this bug sits around
in 'gnome-panel' (which is deprecated upstream), no one is going to
notice it.
Apologies to the downstream yelp guy. And thanks in advance for
redirecting i
FWIW, from my perspective the "run in terminal" option is NOT a must-
have. I use the traditional alt-f2 constantly, and I have for years. And
in all that time I think I opted to run something in the terminal once.
If something must be run in the terminal, which I do quite often, I
typically use al
Thanks Luke! And thanks for the pointer to gnome-session.
It seems that gnome-session didn't become smart about GSettings
conditions *after* gnome-2-32. Compare:
http://git.gnome.org/browse/gnome-session/tree/gnome-session/gsm-
autostart-app.c
with:
http://git.gnome.org/browse/gnome-sessi
As I just commented upstream:
> I'm getting false false false.
And if I set the last one to false I still cannot reproduce this bug.
BTW, the falses (at least the first and last) mean that you don't have
accessibility enabled.
What the xdg autostart file does -- or is supposed to do -- is set t
Luke, as stated in comment #5, I'm thinking the thing to do is remove
the xdg autostart file downstream. I'm strongly considering doing the
same for master and just leaving it in our gnome-3-0 branch.
(If you have any insight into what package/bug is causing it to launch
Orca even though the condi
@Boris: To be clear, I think what is starting Orca *is* the autostart
file. (And thus what the 'quick fix' would be is for Ubuntu to remove
the autostart file because this particular autostart file doesn't really
apply to Unity or to Natty. AND the downstream gnome-orca doesn't
autostart Orca that
Well, the thing about reading its own help files are the accessibility
of those files. Ubuntu Natty has -- in the most recent releases --
migrated to WebKitGtk based help. WebKitGtk has recently gotten a bunch
of bug fixes to be more accessible. Similarly, now that those bugs were
fixed, I have rec
Regarding the question, it is a shame the community did not respond. I
have just sent them a new note forwarding your original message and
pointing out this bug.
As for how to read documents, including help There are a couple of
things to keep in mind when tackling non-visual access to electro
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: ubiquity
When Installing Kubuntu Natty from today's (25 February) Live CD, I
chose USA for my keyboard layout and attempted to choose 'USA -
International (with dead keys)' as my variant.
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/lib/ubiquity/ubiqu
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