Re: compiling orca error package atk-bridge not found

[Jeremy Lincicome]

Pavel,

I ran into the same problem on an Ubuntu-20.04 64bit machine.

The way I fixed it was to run:

sudo apt install libatk1.0-dev

libatk and its development package don't use matching version numbers in 
Ubuntu; Not sure why.



Good luck, and hope this helps.

Jeremy


On 8/22/20 3:13 AM, Pavel Vlček wrote:

Hi,

I want to compile Orca master in Ubuntu Mate 20.04.1 Raspberry pi 
port, arm64 version, but the package atk-bridge-2.0 not found. When I 
use apt-cache search atk-bridge, it shows the libatk-bridge2.0-0, 
which is already installed. I of course used apt-get build-dep orca to 
install all requirements. What can I do for now?


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Re: is s peech possible in in Kodi 17.0?

[Jeremy Lincicome]

Milton,

You need to install the full espeak engine.

In a terminal, type:

sudo apt install espeak

After espeak is installed, Kodi should come up talking.

Jeremy


On 02/13/2017 02:48 AM, Milton wrote:

Hi,

I installed kodi by doing the following:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:team-xbmc/ppa
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install kodi

I also followed the instructions Kyle gave:
wget 
http://mirrors.kodi.tv/addons/krypton/service.xbmc.tts/service.xbmc.tts-1.0.6.zip

mkdir -p .kodi/addons
cd .kodi/addons
unzip ~/service.xbmc.tts-1.0.6.zip
cd

After I launch Kodi 17.0 I have no speech. Did I miss something? 
Thanks in advance.

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Re: Kodi

[Jeremy Lincicome]

Glenn,

To use Kodi on any platform, including Ubuntu, You need the Kodi Screen 
Reader add-on. You can find information for the add-on at:


http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=196757

I'm running Kodi on the Openelec opporating system on a raspberry pi2 
with no problems. The advantage to Openelec is it includes espeak by 
default. If you use something like OSMC, you will need sighted 
assistance to set it up. Also with OSMC, you will need to ssh into the 
box and install espeak manually.


If you would like assistance setting it up, email me off list.


Jeremy


On 11/10/2016 05:03 PM, Glenn / Lenny wrote:

Hi,
I downloaded Kodi for Windows, and installed it on Windows 7 with Jaws 
16, and it was totally unusable, even with the Jaws cursor.

So I am wondering, how is it in Ubuntu with Orca?
Thanks.
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Re: Chirp Software, next problem

[Jeremy Lincicome]

Glen,

I'm about to install Chirp on my new laptop that has USB3 ports. I'll 
see if I get the same error as you. In the meantime, try asking over at 
Ubuntu Hams.


The Ubuntu Hams wiki is located at:

https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuHams


73,
Jeremy W0JRL

On 08/13/2016 09:15 AM, Tom Masterson wrote:
You might want to post the question on the chirp users list.  I 
suspect there may be people there who have had this issue.


Tom

Sent from my iPhone

On Aug 13, 2016, at 07:50, Glenn / Lenny > wrote:


I have a follow-up to my previous post, below, I would like to add 
that this cable works with Chirp in my Windows 7 computer, but 
accessibility is so bad, it is frustrating to use, as you have to 
find things with routing the jaws cursor, then getting where you 
want, and then routing the PC cursor, and so on.

But I know that this should work in my Ubuntu, as I did the command
lsUSB
and it showed the device on USB hub 001 and it was listed as USB 
017 manufacturer Prolific.

So I know now that Ubuntu is seeing the cable.
I tried all the TTY options including USB0.
This computer has only USB-3 ports, and I wonder if Chirp may have 
problems with USB-3, or perhaps the cable has difficulty on USB-3?
Usually computers are backward-compatible, so I don't think that is 
the problem.

I even went so far as to try:
chmod 777 /dev/USB
but that did not help.
Thanks for any assistance.
Glenn
Date: Fri, 12 Aug 2016 14:17:36 -0500
From: "Glenn / Lenny" mailto:ger...@cableone.net>>
To: mailto:ubuntu-accessibility@lists.ubuntu.com>>

Subject: Chirp Software, next problem
Message-ID: mailto:D06566FB7AFD424E9E75C1CD7183617B@LennyAcer5720>>

Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1"

Hi All,
Thanks for the assistance so far.
It seems that I have permission to my USB port for programming the 
radio after going through setting the dialout command.
But I have a new problem and I wonder if it is the lack of a driver 
for this USB cable.

The error is:
an error has occurred
failure to communicate with radio
serial object has no attribute
 'setTimeout'

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Re: Chirp Software

[Jeremy Lincicome]

Glen,

You need to add your user to the dialout group.

To do this do the following:

1. Open gnome-terminal

2. Type:

sudo adduser your_user_name dialout

Replace your_user_name with your actual user name.

3. Reboot

Chirp should work normally.

If you installed Chirp from ubuntu-software, you will want to remove 
that version, and install the Chirp PPA. The version in ubuntu-software 
is out of date.


The Chirp website is located at:

http://chirp.danplanet.com/projects/chirp/wiki/Home

I hope this helps.


73,

Jeremy W0JRL


On 08/11/2016 09:12 PM, Glenn / Lenny wrote:

Hi,
I installed Chirp software into my Ubuntu with Orca, and I was 
pleasantly surprised to see that it is fully accessible, where it is 
not in Windows.
But when I try to access my radio, it tells me that TTY0 or another 
port I tried to access is denied, that I don't have permission.

I am the only user of this Ubuntu.
I launched the program from the top panel, not the CLI.
I found nothing in the program for entering my Linux password, and I 
did not get a pop-up window like I do when using the software updater.

Does anyone know how to get access to the TTY that I will select?
Thanks.
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Re: sticky keys

[Jeremy Lincicome]

Herb,

Sticky keys are available.
Go to Settings > Universal Access.
You will find sticky keys in "Typing Assist".
You can set it up to enable and disable the feature from the keyboard.
I hope this helps. Enjoy Ubuntu!

Jeremy
On 07/30/2016 01:20 PM, Herb Doll wrote:
i have als and use the sticky keys feature in windows. is there any 
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Re: gnome desktop in 14.04 inaccessible?

[Jeremy Lincicome]

Tony,
The desktop that comes with ubuntu-gnome-desktop is called gnome-shell. 
Gnome-shell doesn't have an applications menu like you're used to. When 
you press alt f1, you are taken to an overview of the windows that you 
have open. To see your list of applications after pressing alt f1, press 
control alt tab until you hear dash. When the dash is open, you can use 
your arrow keys to navigate your list of applications. If you press 
control alt tab without pressing alt f1 first, you will find an item 
called the top bar. The top bar replaces the old gnome-2 panels. You can 
navigate the top bar with the tab key and the arrow keys. Some of the 
menus on the top bar are sub-menus. To get out of a sub-menu and return 
to the top bar, press escape. I hope this helps you to better navigate 
your desktop. If you have anymore questions, feel free to contact me, 
either on the list or at my email address.


Jeremy
On 08/23/2014 11:23 AM, Tony Bernedal wrote:

Hi
I installed ubuntu gnome desktop on a test machine running ubuntu 14.04. I 
wanted to see if gnome desktop was more accessible than unity.
I used the apt-get install ubuntu-gnome-desktop.
To my surprise it was not accessible at all.
First I selected gdm as the video manager as described in a article I found. 
That loginscreen was not useable, couldn't change the session as I can with the 
default login. Fixed that so I was back to lightdm and that login screen works. 
Changed session to gnome and logged in.
The program menu with alt+f1 was not useable at all.
the panels seems to not work.
No menus so the panels (if they are there at all) so the content can be changed.
Any ideas here of a better desktop environment on ubuntu or is Vinux the only 
usefull distro nowdays.
Ubuntu 12.04 was more usefull than this crap.
Don't want to go to Windows but if accessibility on linux is so useless I think 
we don't have any options left.

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Re: ubuntu gnome 14.04 question

[Jeremy Lincicome]

Chad,
The command to start the screen reader in both GDM and Gnome is no 
longer control S.

The command is now Alt Windows S.

Hope that helps,
Jeremy

On 08/19/2014 07:24 PM, Christopher Chaltain wrote:

Have you made sure your volume didn't end up getting muted or turned
down too low? Try using your multimedia keys to unmute or raise the volume.

On 08/19/2014 02:58 PM, chad baker wrote:

hi i just installed ubuntu gnome 14.04
i’m new to linux
i had speech during the whole install but after restarting when the
installation was done no speech
i tried ctrl s but no luck
i know if i ctrl tab there’s the top bar
i know screenreader isn’t checked
i forgot how many times to go over and down
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Re: {Spam?} trouble with 14.04

[Jeremy Lincicome]

Can anyone tell me how to use the lenses? I upgraded my 13.10 install to 
14.04. On my 14.04 install, the content of the lenses doesn't read at 
all. Thinking that I had bad settings left over from 13.10, I tried 
running 14.04 in virtualbox to see if I could figure out the problem. I 
get the same result in virtualbox, on a live 32bit system. Also, the 
installer has a weird issue where Orca locks up after the second screen. 
Until I can get this fixed, I'm sticking with Gnome-shell.


Thanks,
Jeremy

On 04/18/2014 01:44 AM, Milton wrote:

Did you press Control_S before installing?
Milton

op 17-04-14 23:29, chad baker schreef:

hi i just grabbed 14.04
it restarted after the installation and not getting orca or the login
drum
also during the installation orca red no contents of what was being
installed
i’m guessing its not accessible
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Re: is Ubuntu 13.04 going to be any better?

[Jeremy Lincicome]

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Hi guys,
I have Ubuntu 13.04 installed on my laptop. At the moment, what is the
recommended interface? If Gnome is the interface of choice, how do I
migrate to Gnome from Unity?

Thanks,
Jeremy

On 04/21/2013 05:07 PM, Luke Yelavich wrote:
> On Sun, Apr 21, 2013 at 11:06:18PM EST, Kyle wrote:
>> I'm just a little concerned that the GNOME edition is still running
>> GNOME 3.6 + Orca 3.8, whereas Ubuntu 13.04 should be running GNOME 3.8
>> in its entirety. But maybe they will upgrade the GNOME edition to 3.8
>> after the Ubuntu release is finalized.
> 
> The GNOME version we base on is decided at the beginning of the cycle. Given 
> there are a few big changes in the 3.8 cycle, and since Ubuntu has rather 
> heavily patched some of the core components, a decision was made to stick 
> with 3.6 this cycle, partly for stability reasons, and partly due to the work 
> required to port the patches to another new release. There are also not 
> enough human resources to keep track of a GNOME development release.
> 
> The accessibility stack in 13.04 is from GNOME 3.8 however.
> 
> Luke
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Re: new to the list.

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Hi, the list is low traphic.

Jeremy
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> Hi all.
>
> I subscribed to the list last night and haven’t received a single message
> from it.
>
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Routing Orca's focus to mouse pointer

[Jeremy Lincicome]

Hi list,
I am helping a new user to set up his Ubuntu box, and I was wondering if 
there is a shortcut to route Orca to where the mouse pointer currently 
is. The user is looking for a read from pointer type feature, whereby 
Orca reads from the current location such as a block of text. This would 
be the reverse of routing the mouse to where Orca is currently. If there 
are any partially sighted users who understand what the user is trying 
to accomplish, please respond with any workarounds.


Thanks,
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Re: hud broken after updates

[Jeremy Lincicome]

I'm seeing this bug as well. When I type something into the box then 
press down arrow, according to Orca, nothing happens. However visually, 
according to my girlfriend, pressing the arrows moves me through choices.


Thanks,
Jeremy

On 04/15/2012 03:14 AM, José Vilmar Estácio de Souza wrote:

Hi Guy and all.
This is confirmed.
I tried to found some tracebacks in orca's debug but they are not present.
One observation is that when I restart orca, I receive a crash in unity-2d.
This doesn't happen everytime.

On 04/14/2012 09:50 PM, Guy Schlosser wrote:

Hi all, I noticed a Unity 2d/hud regression after installing updates
last night. If I press alt, orca says "hud pane, then is silent when I
type in the box. I've even tried a few up/down arrows, with no feedback
from orca. Is this a known bug? If not, has anyone else noticed this? To
resolve, I've tried reloading orca with 'orca --replace', but there's no
change. If this isn't a known bug, consider this a heads up. Have a good
weekend, and keep up the excellent work. Ubuntu precise is coming along
very nicely.

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Re: Cannot use menu shortcuts in FF with Unity-2d in 12.04.

[Jeremy Lincicome]

Andy,
I am using Voxin with no problems. This is in Unity 2D. All keyboard 
shortcuts work as expected. Do you have all updates applied?


Thanks,
Jeremy
On 04/11/2012 04:15 PM, Dave Hunt wrote:

Hi,

Thanks, but no Voxin here. Having switched my session to gnome-shell, I
find that the shortcuts work as designed. I'm going to play with this
shell for a while, see how I like it. Looks pretty good on the surface.


Cheers,


Dave




On 04/11/2012 05:37 PM, Andy B. wrote:

Do you use voxin? If so, get rid of it for now because it seems to
kill the
2d shortcuts.


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Subject: Cannot use menu shortcuts in FF with Unity-2d in 12.04.

Hi,

In a Unity-2d session, Open a page in Firefox, and try using, for
instance,
'alt+b' for your bookmarks. When I do this, Orca delays, then says
"bookmarks label", but does not allow the menu to be pulled down.
Firefox returns, shortly, as if I'd closed the menus without making any
choices. When I use Firefox in gnome-fallback, this does not happen.
Furthermore, I cannot make this happen in other apps. In other Firefox
menus, it happens, sometimes; it seems to always happen in the
'bookmarks'
menu.


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Re: discovered that calc is not as good with orca during data entry

[Jeremy Lincicome]

krishnakant,
It's not call preferences in the version that is in Ubuntu 12.04. You 
need to go to tools, options. Memory is the third item in the tree-view.


Hope this helps,
Jeremy
On 04/11/2012 09:44 AM, krishnakant Mane wrote:

Hello all,
Can some one tell me where is the preferences dialog in libre office
calc (or any office software ) and which tab has the quickstart
option?
Happy hacking.
Krishnakant.



On 11/04/2012, Hammer Attila  wrote:

Hy Krisnakant,

This is a timing issue I think with at-spi2 and Orca related, some time
Orca not loading right scripts for some apps with first start. This
situation forexample not loaded right the Soffice script when you
launched with the Libreoffice Calc application, and want handling the
default Orca script the events.
The cell coordinates related problem is I think following bug, I
reported earlier:
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=672953

Have an another issue with Orca/Libreoffice Writer, this is a timing
issue too I think:
Some time Orca all text caret movement spokening text field related
tutorial message, this is following bug with not fixed yet:
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=672784

I have got following experiences:
If I enabling the Libreoffice quick start function in Libreoffice
preferences/memory page, this problems are doesn't happening my machine,
and Libreoffice apps start more faster. If your machine have for example
1 GB of ram, feel free use this possibility.
If you don't want this, for example calc try you uncheck the formula
toolbar menu item in view menu. This change resulting you hopefuly will
be hear cell coordinates, and doesn't presenting type text frame role
when you typing the cells.
If this is not help with first Libreoffice Calc start, simple restart
Orca, and cell coordinates are right spokened, my machine this is always
resolve the calc related problem.

I tested now dinamic row header function, works good.
I simple fill the first row with wanted column headers, and pressed Orca
modifier+r keystroke.
After this, I moving between cells the second row, and typed some
contents. When I move the prewious or next cell, Orca right spokened the
proper column header.
Possible you not working this function because when you tryed happened
your machine this timing issue related bug.

Attila

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Re: instant messaging

[Jeremy Lincicome]

Peter,
Your best bet for now is Pidgin. You can install it by typing: sudo 
apt-get install pidgin

It works well for me.

Thanks,
Jeremy
On 04/09/2012 11:56 PM, Peter Vágner wrote:

Hello,
I now have ubuntu 12.04 installed on the usb drive and I am working with
it occassionally at home to get me familiarize with stuff etc.
What I have found a bit problematic is using empathy.
Please don't see thiss as a criticism, I would ust like to see if
anybody faces the same issues and where they need to be posted in order
to address them.
I am unable to read incoming chat messages using standard reading
keyboard shortcuts I even don't know how to focus the field where the
incoming chat messages are displayed. I can use flat review to read these.
While closing conversation window the whole system freezes as the
contacts list window gains the focus. I haven't yet managed to recover
from this other than restarting the machine. While the system is frozen
no audio comes through my soundcard, I've tried to restart orca blindly
but I haven't managed.
Empathy uses system's notifications to anounce incoming events.
Sometimes I am missing these notifications because I am usually
interupting them accidentally while doing something else. As a result I
am unable to work out who I've just received a chat from. I have found a
way around it I can see recent conversations in the history but I think
this is verry inconvenient comparing it to the experience sighted people
have. They can immediatelly recognize who has sent the recent message by
looking at the contact list window. Is there a waay to have
conversaation window open automatically when a new chat message comes in
if conversation with that chat partner has not yet been started?
I am unable to get the details about a contact in my list. Empathy
displays status messages for each contact on the contact list if the
contact has some. Can we get access to that?
In the context menu for each contact in the list there is an item saying
details. After activating it gnome-contacts application is shown however
I have found this application verry inaccessible. I don't know how to
see the contact's details. I caan add new contact but I don't know how
to browse contacts and get their details accessible.

I see this as a one huge problem. Instant messaging is verry problematic
in the current state. Is there something I might be doing wrong or
really this is not yet ready for a blind user?

I am IM-ing a lot and I'm also excited about empathy's ability to do
voice calling a feature I extremelly miss in windows however how empathy
works in my setup is currently unnacceptable for me.

If there is something I can do please let me know.

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Re: new way to access global menu or something?

[Jeremy Lincicome]

I have the same issue. I just updated about 10 minutes ago. Alt F10 
works for me as well on the desktop.


Thanks,
Jeremy

On 02/03/2012 09:17 PM, Guy Schlosser wrote:

What actually worked
was alt f10.  Never seen that one but hey it worked.
Sent from my iPod

On Feb 3, 2012, at 11:02 PM, Jude DaShiell  wrote:


Perhaps try shift-f10 and see what happens.On Fri, 3 Feb 2012, Guy
Schlosser wrote:


Just to give an update, if I open up an app like firefox, I can see the menu
bar as normal, including the options for wireless, power, etc. If I'm on the
desktop though, and press f-10, the only menu I can get to come up is the
context menu for properties, etc.  I definitely appreciate any ideas or
suggestions.

Thanks again,


Guy


On 02/03/2012 07:55 PM, Guy Schlosser wrote:

Hi all, is there a new way to access the global menu or something in Ubuntu
12.04? My updates came in today, and installed Unity 5.2 (I am using 2d on
this machine), and since then, I don't have access to the global menu that I
was getting by pressing f10. Did something change? At least I didn't think
we were supposed to have hud in Unity 2d. As an added note, on my desktop,
which is also running precise alpha 2, I do not have speech access to the
launcher or dash in Unity 3d. If these are known bugs, I will continue
testing and wait, as other aspects of precise are working very well. Thanks
in advance, Guy








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Re: In latest Precise live system if I run any GUI command with sudo prefix, I get can not open display error message

[Jeremy Lincicome]

This happens in Unity as well.

Jeremy
On 01/13/2012 02:36 AM, Hammer Attila wrote:

Hy,

I doed only a minimal modified Precise based live CD based with current
awailable daily live CD.
I only changed the default session with GNOME3 fallback session,
installed the required dependencies and hungarian language related
packages.
I booted the live CD with passed access=v3 parameter, the original boot
logo I disabled.
The system launched correctly, but if in GNOME Terminal I run any
command with sudo or gksu prefix, I get can not open display error message.
This is a known issue? Why happening this error in GNOME3 fallback session?
Already reported this issue in Launchpad?

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Re: Unity folder question

[Jeremy Lincicome]

On 12/04/2011 10:42 AM, Tom Masterson wrote:
> Under gnome I always used to prefer items in a folder to be in list form
> so I don't have to go left and right and work through muliple rows to
> find a file.  I have not found a way to do this in unity.  Does this
> ability exist and if so where do I find it?
> 
> Tom
> 

Tom,
In the folder that you want to show as a list, press control 2. You can
make this system wide by going to the edit menu and clicking on
preferences. In the preferences window, you will find (in the view tab)
a combo box labeled "show as." You can then expand that combo box and
choose list.

Hope this helps,
Jeremy

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