Hi,
When I used a daily build of Ubuntu GNOME 13.04, from 2 days ago, I
found that wireless signal strength and battery status were accessible.
In my Opensuse installation, which has GNOME Shell 3.6, signal
strength is not read, unless I use the fallback mode, but, Suse still
has Orca 3.6.3, whereas Ubuntu 13.04 has Orca 3.8, and associated
accessibility infrastructure.
Best Regards,
D. A. H.
On 04/24/2013 06:54 PM, Luke Yelavich wrote:
Thats not correct. Ubuntu 13.04 and 12.10 before it do not have Unity 2D, and
Unity 3D is still not nearly as accessible as Unity 2D. There are still bugs
with navigating the dash and the launcher, to the point where I would not
recommend it for day to day use for most users. GNOME shell 3.6 is known to be
quite usable. It is quite easy to be productive under GNOME shell 3.6, having
almost everything at your fingertips. I don't think you get wireless network
strength though, but I think thats a small sisue, and newer versions of the
shell will likely have this fixed.
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