Hi Jason:
Do you have information on what Orca should be doing to properly set up
a connection with BrlTTY? As far as I know, Orca is making the
appropriate API calls. There may be something else, such as a BrlAPI
key or something else that is needed to be done on the BrlTTY side for
Orca to be
Hi Jason:
Having said that, I couldn't get it to work under Debian, but there are other,
larger problems with trying to run Orca under my Debian installation anyway
and I haven't had time to identify the cause or solve the problems.
Unfortunately, we don't have resources to test/develop Orca
Hi Everyone,
I hope you are enjoying the beginnings of autumn (if you are in the
Northern Hemisphere) or spring (in the Southern Hemisphere).
I am trying to make a purchase decision, and I need some advice from
you. Does anyone here use a hands-free mouse? I need to buy a
head-controlled mouse,
Peter Korn wrote:
Hi Anna,
There are two head-mice that present themselves as USB mice: the
Madentec Tracker (see
http://www.madentec.com/products/comaccess/tracker/tracker.html) and
Origin Systems HeadMouse (see
http://orin.com/access/headmouse/index.htm). Both cost roughly $1,000.
Hi Henrik,
There are two head-mice that present themselves as USB mice: the
Madentec Tracker (see
http://www.madentec.com/products/comaccess/tracker/tracker.html) and
Origin Systems HeadMouse (see
http://orin.com/access/headmouse/index.htm). Both cost roughly $1,000.
...
It would be
Peter Korn wrote:
I agree with Peter that those are the devices that are known to work,
but it would be very nice to get the SmartNav or similar working
since it's so affordable. Perhaps I should get one and challenge the
Ubuntu community to write a driver ...
Or perhaps a Google Summer
Hi Petra.
I just followed your instructions with an Alva Braille Terminal running as a
USB device via serial to USB adapter. Your step 4 is open the terminal.
I wasn't sure if you meant got into the virtual console with Control Alt F1
or launched gnome-terminal, so I tried both ways. The
Hi all,
I'm running Archlinux with Orca at the moment and I'm looking around
what programs are usable for my daily tasks. OpenOffice seems to work OK
for basic office stuff, I can't read the messagelist in Evolution, but
I'm still figuring out why, further it looks like a good and accessible
Bram,
I think that a list of the type you suggest is a great idea. I've been
keeping one of my own which I would like to share with you. I would also
like to help this community find a centralized place where we can store
this kind of information. The Gnome Accessibility Project webpage on the
Hi Anna,
Perhaps starting a page on the http://live.gnome.org wiki would be a
good idea? That way, as people use Orca, LSR, and other ATs/test
tools, they can share what works and what doesn't for them. If people
come up with workarounds, they can also post those and later remove
them as
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