[quoted lines by wmicha...@fuse.net on 2018/11/09 at 11:11 -0500]
>Is there a way to set the default to 6-dot braille at boot?
>From within brltty's preferences menu, set Text Style to 6-Dot. This does the
very same thing as using the key combination to turn six-dot mode on, so using
the key
[quoted lines by wmicha...@fuse.net on 2018/11/09 at 11:07 -0500]
>the flashing colon was the cursor. Is there a way to shut off the cursor in
>brltty?
This can be done from within brltty's preferences menu.
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With Debian 9.4, brltty, and the tsi driver for PowerBraille 80,
I edited the key bindings file to use concave + convex to toggle
between 6- and 8-dot Braille, and that works better for Andre
than the default 3-button binding (3 buttons are awkward). Is
there a way to set the default to 6-dot
Andre figured out that the flashing colon was the cursor. Is there
a way to shut off the cursor in brltty? Thanks in advance.
Message: 7
Date: Mon, 5 Nov 2018 04:20:25 -0500
From: Dave Mielke
To: "Informal discussion between users and developers of BRLTTY."
Subject: Re: [BRLTTY]
Hello list members
My name is Fanus Buys and I live in South Africa. A while ago I got a Raspberry
PI because I like to fiddle with things and two weeks ago I got my Orbit 20 and
learned that I can hook it to the PI and use BRLTTY. This is totally new to me
so I hope I would not ask too many
Hi, Mario!
You wrote:
> Lars Bjørndal writes:
>
> > My point is that I can do pretty much without a QWERTY keyboard,
> > while using the keyboard on Actilino for input. However, in the
> > defualt keyboard layout, I cannot find a funcion to simulate the Home
> > and End functions.
>
> What
