To get espeak help press capslock and f1.
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Please use in that order."
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On Tue, 3 Oct 2023, Linux for blind general discussion wrote:
> On the keypad, press the star key. On the
On the keypad, press the star key. On the top row far right press the key
and it will say parked press again and it says unparked. One key to the
left of that key is where you turn on highlight tracking. Default is
cursoring on so press once and you should get highlight tracking.
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Jude
Hi,
where can I get list of speakup hotkeys? I am unable to get light
tracking mode.
Thanks a lot,
Pavel
Dne 01. 10. 23 v 14:13 Linux for blind general discussion napsal(a):
That's how I installed archlinux. To get speakup going on archlinux when
you boot and hear the tones, downarrow
As an adition to this, if you are away from the keys when it boots or
you hit enter instad of down and enter, you can enable speech by doing
the following, or here's how I do it
1. Let it time out, or hit enter, or however you get to the normal boot
2. espeak something
3. systemctl start
That's how I installed archlinux. To get speakup going on archlinux when
you boot and hear the tones, downarrow once then hit enter then wait.
Speakup should come up. When it does and you're at the root prompt then
get highlight tracking on with speakup. Then run archinstall and you
should find
Hi,
Because I am an absolutelly UEFI idiot and I don't understand how to
install it with commands, I want to install Arch Linux to my Acer
laptop, which no more supports legaci using arch-install script. But the
script is menu based and the menu items are in single line. So has
speakup the
