[Oralux] VM and gnome

2005-10-03 Thread Terrence van Ettinger

Hi Doug and all,
 	I tried to do the .vm file *exactly* the way you told me, but that 
still didn't work.  I did, however, manage to run Pine off my hard drive. 
Now I'm trying to get gnome to work when I boot up from the hard drive so 
I can set up Gnopernicus.  I did manage to log in, and I found a mouse. 
But all I'm getting is the log window; no icons or xterm window or 
anything.  So how can I get to xterm or something where I can enter a 
command?


Thanks,
Terrence

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[Oralux] VM and gnome

2005-10-03 Thread Kalyan Mukherjea
Hi Terrance,
If you can get gnome running, put in an Emacspeak icon. Clicking on this
will give you Emacspeak from which you can run shell (M-x `shell' RET)
or a root shell (C-e C-r) or a terminal (M-x term); the last is not
recommended for really visually challenged people since Emacspeak
doesn't work too well in this situation.

I use gnome though not Oralux and my .xinitrc launches X windows with
gnome as window manager and emacspeak running. I do have the doggy icon
on the desktop anyway for the very rare occasion when I've gotten myself
into a tangle and have to quit emacs. I prefer this to shutting down X
by doing Ctrl-Alt-Backspace, because if I quit emacs files are
auto-saved and can be recovered.
HTH,
Kalyan
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