Netbook doesn't like latest Unuty-2d or 3d

2012-04-04 Thread Dave Hunt 

Hi,

Here's the latest on my playing with the Ubuntu beta for 04-April.

After getting the system started, I hit the 'try Ubuntu' button, and got a 
talking Unity-2d session.  I set Orca's preferences and made a couple of 
keyboard shortcuts, using the gnome control center, launched from the 
Unity launcher as 'system settings'.  I opened a Nautilus window on my 
home folder, also with the launcher, using 'super+2'.  Using the menu, I 
found and connected to my wifi access point.  With the connection now 
open, I hit some web pages.  Since gedit is not on the launcher by 
default, I used 'alt+f2' to type its name.  Orca was silent here.  Orca 
did not focus on the gedit window until I used 'super+3' to focus on my 
running browser, then use 'alt+tab' to go to gedit.  I could read and type 
in this window, but Orca was show to echo my typing or read the character 
at cursor.  Thinking I could speed up Orca by restarting it, I used 
'alt+f2' to type 'orca --replace'.  The 'replace' switch seemed to be 
ignored, and I got two running instances of Orca.  I opened a terminal, 
using 'ctrl+alt+t', and had to play with app switching to get focus.  I 
typed 'orca --quit' to the terminal, to stop these instances.  I started 
orca from the terminal.  As a test, I tried opening the application manus 
with 'alt+f10'; orca did not read them.  I tried to switch to my gedit 
window, with 'alt+tab', and orca stayed silent until I released both keys. 
When speech resumed, it took several seconds to do so.  At this point, I 
decided the session was hopelessly thrashing, and mashed the power button 
to shut it down, since nothing was talking anymore.


If this account can help someone, please let me know.  Also, what further 
detail can I provide in order to help the effort?




Cheers,


Dave




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Re: Netbook doesn't like latest Unuty-2d or 3d

2012-04-04 Thread Peter Vágner 
Hello,
Maybe i am speculating too much but this appears to me like the issue i have 
tried to report in my long message on mondayslow system responses, broken 
alt+tab key navigation and possibly other keyboard issues.

Greetings

Peter


Dňa 4.4.2012, o 20:46, Dave Hunt ka1...@gmail.com napísal:

 Hi,
 
 Here's the latest on my playing with the Ubuntu beta for 04-April.
 
 After getting the system started, I hit the 'try Ubuntu' button, and got a 
 talking Unity-2d session.  I set Orca's preferences and made a couple of 
 keyboard shortcuts, using the gnome control center, launched from the Unity 
 launcher as 'system settings'.  I opened a Nautilus window on my home folder, 
 also with the launcher, using 'super+2'.  Using the menu, I found and 
 connected to my wifi access point.  With the connection now open, I hit some 
 web pages.  Since gedit is not on the launcher by default, I used 'alt+f2' to 
 type its name.  Orca was silent here.  Orca did not focus on the gedit window 
 until I used 'super+3' to focus on my running browser, then use 'alt+tab' to 
 go to gedit.  I could read and type in this window, but Orca was show to echo 
 my typing or read the character at cursor.  Thinking I could speed up Orca by 
 restarting it, I used 'alt+f2' to type 'orca --replace'.  The 'replace' 
 switch seemed to be ignored, and I got two running instances of Orca.  I 
 opened a terminal, using 'ctrl+alt+t', and had to play with app switching to 
 get focus.  I typed 'orca --quit' to the terminal, to stop these instances.  
 I started orca from the terminal.  As a test, I tried opening the application 
 manus with 'alt+f10'; orca did not read them.  I tried to switch to my gedit 
 window, with 'alt+tab', and orca stayed silent until I released both keys. 
 When speech resumed, it took several seconds to do so.  At this point, I 
 decided the session was hopelessly thrashing, and mashed the power button to 
 shut it down, since nothing was talking anymore.
 
 If this account can help someone, please let me know.  Also, what further 
 detail can I provide in order to help the effort?
 
 
 
 Cheers,
 
 
 Dave
 
 
 
 
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