Hello!
May I suggest a single-panel Mate layout like Redmond! To set this,
Do, from the run dialogue or terminal:
mate-panel --reset --layout redmond
This will result in a layout having only a bottom panel, and a single
menu, having all of Applications, Places, and System menu items. your
indicators should be on the bottom. You'll still need 'ctrl+alt+esc' to
move to panel; not sure how to fix this shortcut.
I think, if you run gparted with
sudo -g
you'll be asked for password, then get an accessible session.
HTH,
Dave
On 04/01/2018 10:31 AM, Pavel Vlček wrote:
Hi all,
I am Ubuntu Mate 18.04 user for now. Why? Because Mate desktop is 90%
accessible on Ubuntu. I am using Beta 1 now and I am going to install
updates. I have a question. When I want to go to the top panel, I must
to remove bottom panel, because ctrl alt esc focus on bottom panel and
Xcaja desktop and ctrl alt tab does nothing, so is some way to access
both panels or Can I remove the panel?
And my last question. Someone posted to the Orca list, how to run
gparted with speech. But what is the command? Sudo -e gparted, or
something else? Gparted is inaccessible by default.
Thanks,
Pavel
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