mike coulombe wrote:
Hi, incase anyone else has this problem, here is what I found.
I had someone look at the login window, and there was a box to check for
admin login.
Where in the login window settings is this? I don't see the box, so
can't check it. My admin login has been broken
Hi folks.
I have a whole bunch of old and obsolete kernels on my hard drive and
every time there comes a new kernel my /boot/grub/menus.lst gets updated
and ofcourse then includes all my old and obsolete kernels, so i have to
go in and trim down the menu.lst file by hand so that i can use my dual
I have looked very very briefly at a gtk-based html editor called
Bluefish, that looks quite ok. There's also another tool called Screem
or something like that that also looks quite good. How much of those
editors that actually are accessible, i don't know but they're always
worth a try.
/Krister
Hi people.
Well, the time starts to approach when i can seriously consider
switching from Windows to Ubuntu, which is very impressing today. What i
wonder now out of curiosity is how do people out there solve their
ocr-ing tasks? Is it Ocrad or Gocr from a terminal or is it rebooting
and changing
Benjamin Hawkes-Lewis wrote:
Does Gnopernicus allow you to do something Orca does not?
Yes, in fact it does.
You can emulate mouse commands such as drag and drop with Gnopernicus
something which Orca can't at present, and sometimes this is necessary.
Gnopernicus also allowed for moving of the
Hey all,
I was trying to upgrade my Feisty to the latest version this morning
when to my surprice i encountered a strange little problem. I noticed
that the upgrading procedure, (made with the command aptitude
dist-upgrade) had stopped so i went to check the screen and there was a
dialog that
On Mon, 2007-01-08 at 17:56 +0100, Henrik Nilsen Omma wrote:
* For those who have eSpeak working (which option did you use the
experimental Orca support or the gnome-speech-SD bridge?) -- how is
it
working? Any issues?
Well it's working quite ok, i'd say. The only issues i have as of now
On Mon, 2007-01-08 at 13:04 -0600, Kenny Hitt wrote:
Normally, I use espeak with the speech-dispatcher gnome-speech driver.
This driver doesn't support the read to end command, so I either
switch
to festival when I want to read an entire document, or use the direct
speech-dispatcher backend
Hi,
I'm almost embarrased to ask this, because i think it was discussed a
couple weeks ago, but i have just recently gotten Feisty to work so i
ask this question now.
I can see .desktop files in the Computer folder in Gnome that point to
my windows partitions, one with VFat and the other with Ntfs
Hi Mike and others.
I don't have any answer to the first question, however i think i know
why users groups no longer work.
It seems as when you want to add/manipulate users and groups in Feisty,
you now need to be root to do this, and the speech following while
switching users still doesn't seem
Hi folks.
Well, i will try to describe the problem i'm having as far as i can
remember. I have a horrible memory for syntax, error messages in detail
and other geek and non-geek jargon but i'll try as best as i can.
When i'm at the login prompt of Ubuntu Feisty and have typed my username
and
Hi,
I'd be glad to help in any way possible with the Swedish voice, but as i
understood it from a friend who already is trying to help out it's a
nightmare to put together a voice. How do you suggest one started if i
no nothing about the ins and outs of Espeak?
/Krister
Henrik Nilsen Omma wrote:
Hi there,
Is it safe to switch my sources.list from Edgy to Feisty? I take it i
just change the lines that say edgy to feisty or is there something
else i should do?
/Krister
Henrik Nilsen Omma wrote:
Willie Walker wrote:
Ubuntu Folks:
Is there a URL that we can point users to that contains
Hi folks.
First, i'm sorry for the cross posting, but i am at a loss now, and
don't know what to do and maybe if one don't know the other one will.
I have a wierd problem, to say the least on my Ubuntu system (Latest
Edgi, Orca from Cvs and ESpeak but it also occurrs on Festival).
The problem i'm
. ;-) ;-) ;-)
Will
On Tue, 2006-10-31 at 12:25 +0100, Krister Ekstrom wrote:
Hi folks.
First, i'm sorry for the cross posting, but i am at a loss now, and
don't know what to do and maybe if one don't know the other one will.
I have a wierd problem, to say the least on my Ubuntu system (Latest
Edgi, Orca from Cvs
On Mon, 2006-10-09 at 20:49 +0200, Samuel Thibault wrote:
Veli-Pekka Tätilä, le Mon 09 Oct 2006 21:21:16 +0300, a écrit :
You need text config files and the shell as soon as something does
not have a front-end or is not thought to be important enough to be
configured by the average user.
Hey folks,
Krister here with another little query for you.
I'm trying to play an .mp3 file by selecting it on the Gnome desktop and
then hitting the enter key. But instead of nice music, a dialog comes up
saying that Totem can't play this type of file since i don't have a
decoder for .mp3
Hi,
At least Orca will, that i'm sure very soon be available as a package.
Dunno if LSR is available right now, but if it is, it'll also be
upgraded.
/Krister
On Fri, 2006-10-06 at 12:18 -0500, mike coulombe wrote:
Hi, I see that both orca and lsr have new versions out.
Will there be packages
mike coulombe wrote:
Hi, in dapper there is a disk manager to enable windows partitions.
I don't see this in edgy. Does anyone know the correct name of the package to
install to get this.
That's a package that i to am interested in getting, so please provide
the name to the list.
--
I can confirm that it is so. I tried to install the necessary components
to get the Javascript support and had my gnome removed. I had to install
it again, and this removed the javascript components...
/Krister
On Wed, 2006-10-04 at 09:39 -0500, Kenny Hitt wrote:
Hi.
Since Firefox
On Wed, 2006-10-04 at 16:46 +0200, Henrik Nilsen Omma wrote:
For those new to IRC see: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/XChatHowto
Will this chat client work with Orca? I assume it does, but ask anyways.
Is this a meeting where everyone's invited?
Sorry for the newbyish questions. I just
Hi folks,
I don't think the problem is the installer being accessible or not, at
least in Ubuntu, the graphical installer works very well, at least if
you have a hard drive dedicated to Linux. The thing that can be tricky,
or rather that is tricky is that speecha and braille don't follow when
you
Hi folks,
I'm running Ubuntu Edgy on an IBM Net Vista with a built-in Intel
Graphics card model 82845G/GL/GE/PE/GV. The computer's got 512 Meg ram
and i run Linux on a 40 Gig hard drive.
The problem i'm having is that my desktop in Ubuntu is wobbly to say the
least. Every time i do something in
Hi folks,
I have some problems with my Ubuntu Edgy system running on an IBM Net
Vista with a built-in Intel graphics card, (I810).
I made a dist-upgrade this morning, european time and since then i no
longer have a working Swedish keyboard layout, or rather it works, but
Orca doesn't. When i have
Hi,
Krister here. I wrote to the list and asked a couple days back about a
problem i had when starting up the Ubuntu live cd. It looked like X
didn't start correctly. It turned out that it didn't, because it uses a
screen depth apparently not supported by my screen. It wanted to use
24-bit color,
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