Hello, I'm still (and in fact more and more) disappointed and irritated to see no milligram of effort taken to implement the braille support in Ubuntu to match with some reality: when someone desired brailel support, why does it requires after installation to go and set /etc/default/brltty's run_brltty= to yes ? what is this for an absurdity ? a) or the person is blind and desires braille support if a brailel display is detected b) or he / she isn't blind and then the problem is unexistant.
I'm really tired about seeing things hanging on the level they were a few years ago: why not resolving them definitely and using a good long term method ? BTW launching Orca for the first time is also a problem: when people have to choose for the right language it talks until infinity, instead of letting you choose simply by using the cursorkeys up/down: is this so unrealistic to implemenet such a simple methods ? Btw why not telling what's teh default at taht moment ? isn't it OK to press Ok if agree with the default setting ? nothing told it ! Note: of course I may be wrong on several points: my constatations are made from an upgraded lts to Lucid, please don't hesitate to correct this if it's not corresponding to reality; btw lots of problems from lts to lts, but this is OT here. I would appreciate any explanations/state of the implementations if there were some be done. Labrador -- Ubuntu-accessibility mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-accessibility
