Hi,
I have just had a feedback I'd ;ike to share here. Some "basic" users
try to install Debian in speech mode. Everything works. But at reboot,
while thex expect Orca to speak on Lightdm, they hear a lot of messages
in English (boot messages), and are unable to suspend speakup with ctrl
key. It's very worrying for such profiles.
So 3 solutions I'd like to discuss with you here:
- adding a question: "Do you want to disable the speech synth before the
login screen?"
- Understanding why Speakup doesn't stop with ctrl when it starts
speaking the boot messages;
- why are there so boot messages (for this last question, I think it's
not a problem as otherwise, emergency mode could pop-up without the user
know why, etc.).
What's your opinion in this? What could be the best solution? Should I
report a bug to d-i or linux kernel (speakup modules)?
Regards,
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