Re: [BRLTTY] [OT] Re: How do you read books?

But what I would like is for the cursor to do that each line or window. Then I would never have to press an extra keystroke when at the bottom of the page, because it would scroll and I could just keep reading. Some people like that; I don't. I want to know when I get to the bottom of the

Re: [BRLTTY] More Problems with QWERTY table

[quoted lines by Rob on 2018/03/06 at 17:32 -0600] >The other change I made was removing the regular USB keyboard from the system. >Do you think that might have something to do with it? No, that shouldn't matter. Unless, of course, as does happen to me, you have a cat who likes to sit, walk,

Re: [BRLTTY] More Problems with QWERTY table

Dave Mielke wrote: >The control and alt keys produce odd results. > Yes, please do. We'll try to get this all figured out. Hum, this is interesting. I killed Brltty, turned off the braillesense, and then restarted the unit in its terminal mode. Then restarted Brltty. This time,

Re: [BRLTTY] [OT] Re: How doyou read books?

Dear Aura, > Thanks. There have been some API changes in Python's regex module which I have > to update my program for. I also need to do some checking, and make the key > bindings somehow customizable - probably by editing a bunch of constants in a > Python script, but that's better than no

Re: [BRLTTY] More Problems with QWERTY table

[quoted lines by Rob on 2018/03/07 at 09:53 -0600] >The control and alt keys produce odd results. >Superscripts and circumflexes and accented letters. I can provide yet another >debug log if necessary. Yes, please do. We'll try to get this all figured out. -- I believe the Bible to be the

Re: [BRLTTY] How doyou read books?

Hi Shérab, Shérab writes: > Or perhaps you read books only through speech synthesis? Yes! HTML files in Firefox. It lets me to read contituously without any interaction. I can listen to a book and do other things for instance. Regards, -- Raphaël

[BRLTTY] More Problems with QWERTY table

The control and alt keys produce odd results. Superscripts and circumflexes and accented letters. I can provide yet another debug log if necessary. ___ This message was sent via the BRLTTY mailing list. To post a message, send an e-mail to:

Re: [BRLTTY] Repeated Bluetooth pairing request on Android

[quoted lines by Dave Mielke on 2018/03/06 at 06:50 -0500] >I agree with you that retrying every few seconds isn't nice, but I haven't yet >come up with a better way to do it. There's no obvious way for brltty to know >that a new Bluetooth device has been turned on, come within range, etc.

Re: [BRLTTY] Repeated Bluetooth pairing request on Android

[quoted lines by Robert Pösel on 2018/03/06 at 10:15 +0100] >while reading Android documentation I come to this recommendation: > >"Note: You should always call cancelDiscovery() to ensure that the >device isn't performing device discovery before you call connect(). >If discovery is in progress,

Re: [BRLTTY] Repeated Bluetooth pairing request on Android

Hi, while reading Android documentation I come to this recommendation: "Note: You should always call cancelDiscovery() to ensure that the device isn't performing device discovery before you call connect(). If discovery is in progress, then the connection attempt is significantly slowed, and