wrote:
On 06/07/2011 03:36 AM, Isaac Porat wrote:
Hi
I was asking the same question a couple of years ago. My
understanding after looking a bit into the issue is that IBM
consulted at the time key people in accessibility in Linux (there
still some minutes of these meetings) to make both
Hi
I was asking the same question a couple of years ago. My understanding
after looking a bit into the issue is that IBM consulted at the time key
people in accessibility in Linux (there still some minutes of these
meetings) to make both interfaces as close as possible which as
indicated it
This bug is confirmed and happens every time the accessibility profile
is running. Thanks. Isaac Porat.
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Startup Disk Creator locks up Orca screen reader
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/586373
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Hi Barry,
I am involved in Vinux A distro which is in its current version 3.0
essentially an enhanced Lucid for the blind. your latest CJ is now
available to install for Vinux users and a number of people reported
already that it works well. If I hear of any problems I shall let you
know.
Hi Barry
My preliminary test shows that computer-janitor-gtk works well now -
thank you.
Note that my system is fairly new so no much junk to remove. Also I
rely on speech only using Orca the screen reader will ask somebody else
to test and will report again.
When is this package likely to be
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: computer-janitor
To reproduce the bug make sure that the accessibility profile is enabled and
then in the terminal type:
sudo computer-janitor-gtk
Computer janitor crashes immediately.
Joanmarie Diggs, a main Orca developer looked at the problem and
** Attachment added: Dependencies.txt
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/44154165/Dependencies.txt
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computer janitor crashes with accessibility profile enabled
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/563061
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Hello Arki and all
Your reply implies that all is well, in fact those who tried speech with
Karmic knows that it is for all practical purposes unusable. It is my
impression that even geeks can't get it to work reliably PulseAudio is too
deeply embedded into the system and it seems that those
Hello
I know that this is already old news but perhaps to keep it all in
perspective, I have started to use 9.04 recently and impressed by the
progress since 8.10 which I used before. OK it did not work for me out of
the box (using wubi) but with a number of simple configurations everything
is
