Thanks for your support, Matthew!
I'm a blind person who installed by just following the instructions from
Orca, so, Yes!
Maybe we need to find a total newbie as a research subject; I've the
curse of knowledge. LOL.
On 10/17/2015 12:20 PM, gromo...@web.de wrote:
> Just one question I'm asking myself right now: Would it be
Thanks; I like the way 4 and 5 came out, and think 5 is my best yet.
Feeling more confidence in my speaking.
I eagerly await your feedback!
Thanks,
Dave
Released today: the long-awaited, and oft-requested Trisquel
installation walk-through, in which I install from the live media, onto
an old laptop, whose hard drive had been shredded pre-install. Link below.
https://goblinrefuge.com/mediagoblin/u/dahunt/m/installation-demo/
HTH, and TNX 4
I installed, now what?
Glad you asked, check out the latest episode for a few suggestions and
exercises. Link here!
https://goblinrefuge.com/mediagoblin/u/dahunt/m/i-installed-now-what/
Happy Listening,
Dave H.
Thanks for adding it to the walk-through page, and I'll keep on doing
them.
Cheers,
Dave
Aside from some issues with using Audacity, the project is going well,
thanks!
in which I cover the Mozilla browser -> Orca screen reader interaction
in great detail. Go get it, and Happy Listening!
https://tinyurl.com/nbdx9d4
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I'd be happy if the forum were just mailing lists.
On 10/05/2015 12:28 PM, moxalt wrote:
> Whatever is done, don't sacrifice the mailing list! It is the
> lifeblood of many.
>
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Ok, that makes sense, or, allow markdown, with a link to a syntax
guide, like mediagoblin does.
On 10/03/2015 02:52 PM, al...@fripost.org wrote:
> One change that I would like to see is a syntax box or page where
> you can see what HTML elements can
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We could, but we are neither, and this forum works well as-is.
Voting to leave it alone,
Dave
On 10/03/2015 01:01 PM, cali...@opmbx.org wrote:
> Eventually, maybe redesign the whole site to look more modern and
> responsive. We could take
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The first time you check or send mail, I think Evolution will ask you
for passwords, and offer the chance to store them.
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Thanks for putting that up. By 'host locally' are you suggesting the
audio files be placed on Trisquel's site?
On 09/26/2015 11:19 AM, a...@ncf.ca wrote:
> http://trisquel.info/en/wiki/orca-walkthrough
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mentioned. When done, exit the chroot, unmount
the system, exit the sudo -i, and reboot from your drive again.
Write me off list; perhaps we can get on the phone, or something, and
we can get this fixed.
Happy to help,
Dave Hunt
dah...@posteo.de for email
dah...@neko.im for xmpp chat
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I am an Orca user and the voice on the tutorials. More coming very
soon!
Welcome, and thanks for your interest,
- -Dave Hunt
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I am an Orca user and the voice on the tutorials. More coming very
soon!
Welcome, and thanks for your interest,
- -Dave Hunt
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Many thanks!
On 09/25/2015 11:48 AM, great...@riseup.net wrote:
> nice work Dave!
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Thank you for doing that. Sometimes I forget, we have to go where the
people are.
On 09/25/2015 07:25 AM, nicolasm...@tutanota.com wrote:
> Thanks! I posted this on Reddit, for a greater audience.
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I have both installed, as you recommend. After my latest system
upgrade, I find that all my extensions, plugins, and search engines
still work; am using searx as my default. I haven't tried installing
new addons since, however.
On 09/25/2015
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Glad you like it; there will be more, maybe I'll put them up about a
week apart? I think I'm going to call the next one "All About That
Browser", and cover, in depth, you guessed it. I might have to roll
orca and friends back to their Trisquel Live
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Documentation with buttons; I like it; maybe I'll use that in my next
recording.
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If you'd prefer, bookmark my media collection called How Do I Use This
Orca Thing Anyway; Url: http://is.gd/3hPbTR
Happy Listening,
Dave Hunt
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I'm not going to the Ohio fest, but thanks for the suggested playlist;
think I'll download these and put them into my little rockboxed
player. Some of these tracks might be good to accompany my walks or
entertain me while I do housework. LOL.
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If you tell the distros not to format /home it should be ok.
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ew version.
https://tinyurl.com/phvzb92
Kudos to Goblin Refuge,
Dave Hunt
On 09/16/2015 03:54 PM, great...@riseup.net wrote:
> cool!!
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That's two languages covered; Yours in Arabic, Mine in American;
LOL. So far, mine are tailored to users who are blind; if others can
benefit, even better!
On 09/16/2015 11:32 PM, blade.vp2...@gmail.com wrote:
> I made in Arabic in the past I
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Thanks; Maybe I'll put a link to my mediagoblin collection in the
wiki someplace.
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when distro-shopping.
Link below.
https://tinyurl.com/nwjvw8x
Best,
Dave Hunt
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In general, I don't purge any application programs that come on the
live dvd, for fear of accidentally removing things that should not be
removed; have broken installations this way. I can go into the Main
Menu section on Settings, and untick items I
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sudo apt-get --purge gnome-orca.
On 09/15/2015 04:55 AM, ethernet...@gmail.com wrote:
> What command should i use to purge orca from my system?
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What about using standard Trisquel 7 and adding the listed programs,
if they aren't already present? I think you can even make a special
live dvd with your additions.
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+1 from another user who avoids the mouse:)
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The Thinkpenguin usb wifi dongles will work; I'm using one on a
Toshiba laptop.
On 09/14/2015 04:05 PM, antonios...@gmail.com wrote:
> So any of these USB sticks would make it work? And many choices
> too
>
>
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You won't likely find orca in your startup applications list, and
turning it off in the desktop won't turn it off in the login screen.
To silence orca in login, use ctrl+s before typing your password. For
the main desktop, the toggle is alt+super+s.
In mine, as well! It's beside Trisquel and pre-unity Ubuntu. :)
On 09/09/2015 03:26 PM, tomlukeyw...@fastmail.co.uk wrote:
> Debian has a special place in my heart too!
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On the login dialogue, use 'ctrl+s' to toggle the speech.
On 08/30/2015 10:12 AM, srad...@openmailbox.org wrote:
this happens in the login section.
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In System Settings, select Universal Access, and untick Screen Reader.
The voice is that of Orca, a bit of software that makes Trisquel more
friendly to blind/ visually impaired users.
HTH,
Dave
On 08/29/2015 04:18 PM, srad...@openmailbox.org
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And it would disable mailing list access.
On 08/25/2015 01:22 PM, shiret...@web.de wrote:
that's a bad idea for visually disabled people.
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I set up a new account as dah...@neko.im and, since pidgin hasn't yet
said otherwise, I assume I'm connected? Account setup was quick and
painless. Thanks,
Dave
On 08/22/2015 07:40 PM, great...@riseup.net wrote:
neko.im is a nice jabber
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Bye, Software Center; you will not be missed. What of Gnome App
Install? Do people other than me use it? I use Synaptic or the
command line for managing software.
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I know you can share files in irc and xmpp; not sure about tox or
telegram.
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Thanks, all, a
sudo dpkg-reconfigure nautilus
seems to have fixed it. The trouble was only with the current, and
only, user.
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,
Dave Hunt
Now on twister as @davehunt but not sure how to use it; lol.
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Greetings from one of the gay men of the Trisquel user community,
where I feel most welcome. Where possible I promote free software
among my associates who are gay, but that effort hasn't gone well yet;
they all have IThings.
Cheers,
Dave
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We could get rid of them by putting up a demographics survey on the
web site, taking care that the data are anonymized. Having collected
these data, what would we do with them?
Cheers,
Dave
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We could get rid of them by putting up a demographics survey on the
web site, taking care that the data are anonymized. Having collected
these data, what would we do with them?
Cheers,
Dave
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Yes! Put the features into abrowser as one addon.
On 08/13/2015 08:05 PM, ch...@thinkpenguin.com wrote:
Wouldn't it be nice we could just implement these features into a
browser or at least combine the features into a more sane single
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Let's hope tuta nota fixes their scripts soon, and can get the RYF
seel of approval. Same for postio.
On 08/12/2015 02:45 PM, tba...@openmailbox.org wrote:
Yes, it seems Tutanota is already under review. If you view the
source code of the FSF page
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/*
the forums are a programming language
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# and this is a comment.
LOL
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I thought it could be done in software, using llvm pipe, I think it's
called?
On 08/11/2015 02:40 PM, t8mf4nu6l...@canaglie.net wrote:
Doesn't gnome shell require a system that's capable of 3d hardware
acceleration?
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Maybe so, in order to get the GNOME 3.12 dependencies upgraded.
On 08/11/2015 02:48 PM, jade...@openmailbox.org wrote:
It seems you also need to run (sudo apt-get dist-upgrade) after
adding the PPA and install the gnome-shell, gnome-session, and
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Thanks for further validating my choice of email provider :) I
whitelisted the site in noscript. The web interface could use some
accessibility improvement; since I can use icedove, it's not a deal
breaker.
Cheers,
Dave
On 08/11/2015 03:11
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This was my immediate reaction, too. Canonical won't make anything on
UbuntuOne, so, they open-sourced it. Well, maybe we'll see some
free UbuntuOne type instances running. I'll still advocate owncloud.
Cheers,
Dave
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I've been spotted in a cafe, using Trisquel to play games, watch vids,
chat with friends, etc. Did anyone notice? Well, on one occasion,
someone asked what I was using and a brief discussion followed, with
it doesn't look like Linux, as one of the
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I vote for moving the faq to the top. I need another look; it may be
time to add and/or change some questions and answers.
On 07/21/2015 11:18 AM, v...@vinzv.de wrote:
Maybe we could get the FAQ to the top menu as it's quite hidden at
the moment?
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apt-get install icecat.
On 07/20/2015 11:07 AM, dea...@openmailbox.org wrote:
What is the command to be used to install GNU IceCat? What is the
package name, I tried apt-get install gnu-icecat but the package
could not be found.
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What am I doing wrong? Abrowser 39 doesn't crash here. I have Trisquel
7.0, 64-bit, running on a laptop with 3 GB ram and 6 GB swap. I'll
try 32-bit on my other machine.
On 07/19/2015 05:57 PM, dh...@openmailbox.org wrote:
I have 64bit and I am
I recently acquired such a Toshiba (Satellite something), which has an
in-built Intel wifi card that does not work with free firmware, so I got
the TP USB wifi radio, and it works. Debian Jessie doesn't see the TP,
but that's for another list. lol.
Cheers,
Dave
09/24/2014 02:30 PM,
I've heard good things about it but have not yet tried.
On 06/25/2013 10:24 AM, andermeta...@lavabit.com wrote:
What about XFCE4 ?
Here's a newbie-friendly page I wrote on using unetbootin for another
wiki; hope it helps!
http://accessiblefreedom.org/wiki/index.php?title=Creating_Live_Media
I happened to be using Open Suse when I wrote that page. Unetbootin
wasn't in the repos, as of 12.3; I got the binary from the unetbootin
sourceforge pages. There were a bunch of dependencies that were in the
repos, however. I apologize for any typos in that wiki; the whole thing
needs
I haven't noticed the volume increase on radio ads, but have on tv, and
it's annoying! Isn't it now against FCC regulation, or was that just
proposed?
On 06/18/2013 11:18 PM, ch...@thinkpenguin.com wrote:
Wouldn't there be an increase in the volume for radio as well?
The ppas could still be added, though with a bit more manual work; it's
not as easy as, for instance,
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:sparkers
You'd have to go to the launchpad page, locate the 'deb' and 'deb src'
lines for the ppa of interest, add them to '/etc/sources.list', and add
the gpg
How about loaning her a computer with a working Trisquel or giving her a
USB Trisquel installation to try? Demonstration might make the best
case of all.
I've tried lots of distros; let's go with Debian as the basis for
future releases.
Most of the music in this box is ripped from my cd collection; the rest
is from friends and sharing sites. I haven't visited one of those sites
in over a year; now, I'm scared to;; lol. I stream far more than I
download. I recently discovered jamendo, thanks to a plugin on the
exaile music
This year was my first Northeast GNU/Linux Fest, where I got to chat
with reps of Think Penguin and many of the distros.
I attend most of the monthly meetings of a local GNU/Linux desktop
users' group. Our outreach could be better. So far, it includes
promotion of the meetings on social
I agree-- one can liberate her Debian by removing references to the
non-free repos, in case commenting the lines out isn't enough.
Hi,
I almost always use the windowing environment, though console access
would be nice if it were easy to set up. I would like to see the
Trisquel network install with an accessible console option, like the new
Debian Net Install has. In the Wheezy net installer, the user types a
single
I always install the package, build-essential, before trying to build
anything. The Trisquel repos may also have build dependencies for your
package; use
sudo apt-get build-dep
and your app's name.
The package may specify a particular version of autoconf or automake;
get those, as well?
if Cinnamon is, as you say a more mature and vital project than is
Consort, maybe making it accessible is as simple as adding the at-spi
stack that already works with GTK3? It could just be that Linux Mint
doesn't include this stack? If, even with the at stack installed, an
instance of
I'm as important a human as anyone with working eyeballs! It follows
that I should have as much control of my computing as someone who
happens to be able to read a screen. Some sort of windowing environment
and the console must be accessible by means of alternate inputs and
outputs.
Any system I use must have a working Orca screen reader. The GNOME
Fallback, as hacked by Rubin et al, works very well with Orca (at least
as well as does the un-hacked Fallback); I prefer Trisquel's layout to
Ubuntu's. If customizing Fallback is really the cause of some delays in
getting
Let's go with whatever GNOME is latest by March 2014 for those who can
run the shell; Consort for the 2-d desktop.
I find Network Settings below Language Support, in my System Settings
grid; using Trisquel 6.0.
-Dave H.
In response to the interest in the CLI, displayed on this list, I offer
this how-to, taken from the wiki for the Vinux distro (an Ubuntu 12.04
derivative, optimized for blind/vi users).
May you find it useful,
http://wiki.vinuxproject.org/doku.php/how_to_use_the_command_line_interface_cli
Hi,
Welcome to free software and Trisquel!
Here's our manual on dvd playback; I haven't tried this yet, but I will,
thanks to your inquiry.
https://trisquel.info/en/wiki/enable-dvd-playback
So far, my favorite database-driven music player app is exaile.
A free option is virtualbox.
If you want to play it safe and use 2d:
sudo apt-get install unity-2d
It should be available on next login.
Found it in packages.trisquel.info, as a search result.
Viewtube and linterna-magica are greasemonkey scripts and are not
packaged in the repos. Greasemonkey is a browser extension; you'll find
it in the addons manager for abrowser; not sure how to add those things
in midori. Once greasemonkey is enabled, go to
linternamagica.nongnu.org; you can
Find a pic you like, process it with gimp, and save as ~/.face.png
My bad!
I looked in the terminal, sure enough, it's '~/.face'. When in
Nautilus, I moved cursor over the pic, and orca said png image, after
.face; I miss read.
I haven't had the disappearing panel problem in a long while.
Next time my machine does the Disappearing Panel trick, I'll just
restart it as you suggest; thanks.
To add the ppa, using the terminal:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:bitcoin/bitcoin
sudo apt-get update
Now, you should be able to find bitcoin-qt using synaptic or the
add-remove applet.
HTH,
Dave
Assuming the username gameboy, and the directory called
files-from-osx,do this in a terminal:
sudo -i
enter your password
chown --recursive gameboy /home/gameboy/files-from-osx/
exit
chmod --recursive 755 /home/gameboy/files-from-osx/
HTH,
Dave
If your name shows up in the output of
ls -la /media/320\ Gigabyte/Mac\ Mini\ Home\ Folder\ Backup/'
you own the files. I think the owner's and group's names are in the 4th
and 5th columns of the listing.
What is the output of
chmod --recursive 755 /media/320\ Gigabyte/Mac\ Mini\ Home\
Oh, I'm not sure how to work with those formats in Trisquel. Whenever I
want to exchange files, using a USB drive, I format the file system as
FAT on the USB. When sneaker-netting files from one machine running
GNU/Linux to another, I suppose you can format the USB as ext3, ext4, or
xfs?
If a Debian installer were to be made such that it did not recommend
non-free firmware, even when hardware detection would normally cause it
to do this, Would Debian then meet the free distro guideline? Such a
Debian would, essentially, be a new Trisquel. Here in Trisquel 6,
there's nothing,
Thanks; I'll have a look through Debian's docs for such recommendations.
I think it's reasonable to buy a used laptop, whatever is on it.
+1 on the reuse of perfectly-good hardware and not causing a new Win
license to be generated.
I've used jabber to make audio calls with people who use the Windows
googletalk client; not sure how the video worked, since all the chatters
were blind. We find the audio connection to be less reliable than we
get using mumble.
I have an Asus 1015 PE, in which everything works with Trisquel. I
think the screen is only 9 or 10 inches, which is fine by me, since I
don't need one, and space is at a premium. It gets over 5 hours per
charge, and can be topped off in 3 hours. Oh, the price was right, too,
since it was
I got lightspark from ppa:sparkers I asked this same question in
launchpad, and was directed here because I mentioned Trisquel.
When I got this Asus, I didn't know about Trisquel, so, installed
another distro. Had to get the boot booster turned off, to let me
boot from media such as flash and optical disks. I replaced the
included Win 7 with that distro.
Hi,
Browser-plugin-lightspark is installed to a Trisquel 6.0 instance, with
abrowser, version 21.
When I play a flash video, the sound volume starts at 100% than drops to
about 20% within 10 seconds of video start. I can adjust the volume
from the system settings for
I suppose you can turn on the orca screen reader, found in Universal
Access.
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