Hi:
Last question (I hope :-)). As part of the accessible install, we want
an assistive technology to automatically launch for the associated GRUB
item that the user selected when booting the live CD.
The way I did this earlier was add two files to the distro:
1) ~/jack/.config/autostart/live-at.desktop, which was added to
slim_source/usr/src/cmd/slim-install/user/jack:
[Desktop Entry]
Name=Autostart Assistive Technology
Encoding=UTF-8
Version=1.0
Exec=/lib/svc/method/live-at
X-GNOME-Autostart-enabled=true
2) /lib/svc/method/live-at, which was added to
slim_source/usr/src/cmd/slim-install/svc:
assistive_tech=prtconf -v /devices|sed -n '/assistive_tech/{;n;p;}'|cut
-f 2 -d\'
if [ "x$assistive_tech" = xreader ]
then
/usr/bin/orca -n -e braille-monitor -d main-window
fi
if [ "x$assistive_tech" = xmagnifier ]
then
/usr/bin/orca -n -e magnifier -d main-window -d speech
fi
This seemed to work rather well, and gave us room for adding support for
more assistive technologie by merely modifying the GRUB menu and
/lib/svc/method/live-at.
I'm curious if it would be acceptable to add these as part of the
slim_install package and also if /lib/svc/method/live-at really is the
appropriate spot.
Thoughts?
Will
