21.12.2020 18:24, Frans-WIllem Post пишет:
Hello,
On 21-12-2020 15:10, Alexander Epaneshnikov wrote:
21.12.2020 9:56, Frans-WIllem Post пишет:
Hello all,
Would someone be able to help me with getting BrlTTY running on
Fedora 33, see below? My braille display says "Not in text mode"
while in GUI. On the TTY-consoles, however, it works perfectly.
Thank you very much.
Frans-Willem Post
On 15-12-2020 21:41, Frans-WIllem Post wrote:
Hello,
Can someone point me to the steps to get BrlTTY running in GUI mode
with Orca? I'm using Fedora 33 and an X.org server instead of Wayland.
On the system's TTY-consoles, BrlTTY works perfectly. I only had to
enable and start the service like this:
sudo systemctl enable brltty;
sudo systemctl start brltty;
It even uses my personal Braille table, as set in /etc/brltty.conf.
- In Orca (master), I have Braille support enabled.
- BrlTTY is in version "6.1 rev unknown".
- I'm using a Freedom Scientific Focus 40 Blue via USB, but it is
detected as a "Freedom Scientific Focus 3" by lsusb.
Thanks for your help!
Kind regards,
Frans-Willem Post
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does your user in brlapi group?
No, when I try to add my user to it, I get:
$ sudo usermod -aG brltty fwiep
usermod: group 'brltty' does not exist
Thanks,
Frans-Willem
you need to use brlapi group not brltty.
can you look group that owns /etc/brlapi.key file? basecly you need to make
this file readable by your user. then orca should be working with brltty.
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Sincerely, Alexander.
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