Re: Mate Upstream Keyboard Shortcuts Unbound in Debian
Le 09/03/2018 à 19:51, am_d...@fastmail.fm a écrit : Hello, I noticed that the shortcut to switch between panels in a popup (Control+Alt+Tab is unbound in Debian in the latest testing. I was not sure if this was done for some reason or if this might be a bug? It seems bound in other Linux's but maybe it conflicts with something I am not aware of in Debian. I tried to look around a bit but couldn't find anyone speaking about this in previous discussions. Hello am_dxer, A fix for this bug has been pushed to Debian Sid this week. You'll see it in the next week on Debian testing. Another fix has been made for ctrl+alt+tab to work correctly but I'm not sure if a release with the fix has been publish yet. More details here: https://github.com/mate-desktop/marco/issues/118 Best regards, Alex.
Mate Upstream Keyboard Shortcuts Unbound in Debian
Hello, I noticed that the shortcut to switch between panels in a popup (Control+Alt+Tab is unbound in Debian in the latest testing. I was not sure if this was done for some reason or if this might be a bug? It seems bound in other Linux's but maybe it conflicts with something I am not aware of in Debian. I tried to look around a bit but couldn't find anyone speaking about this in previous discussions.
Re: possibility to install debian in Russian using A11Y
thanks your second version of the image works fine. but the problem with moving through the lines, words or symbols remained. I'll try to explain it. when reading the terminal automatically, everything is fine, but if you need to read a line, word or symbol, some Russian letters are replaced by English ones. eg, н on h, р on p. this creates difficulties in reading. 09.03.2018 3:34, Samuel Thibault пишет: Samuel Thibault, on jeu. 08 mars 2018 00:39:48 +0100, wrote: https://people.debian.org/~sthibault/tmp/mini.iso contains a fixed version. The result sounds more like Russian to my ears indeed (even if I don't understand anything). There are still errors in the output, but that's not related to speak. That was the upgrade to glibc 2.27 which broke locales. I have updated the URL above with a fixed version. That should sound like what it will be with Buster. Samuel
