Hi,
> How to exit BRLTTY properly, so that preference menu
> option Save settings on exit could be obeyed?
No need to exit brltty to have options saved. There is a command to do
that. Don't know wether it is bound in a key of your braille display,
though.
And by the way: "on exit" means when you
Hello,
after doubting whether Braillex slim line displays were supported by
brltty yet (and asking about it on the Orca mailing list), we succeeded
in getting it running using brltty 3.8.
We uninstalled brltty 3.7.2 from our Ubuntu Feisty Fawn installation,
then pretty much stuck to the instru
Hello,
> No need to exit brltty to have options saved.
Well, there are still other reasons I need to quit brltty other way than
killing it from task manager. So is there a way to do so?
> And by the way: "on exit" means when you leave the preferences menu, not
> when you leave brltty.
>
This is
Hi,
Tomas Valusek, le Mon 11 Jun 2007 08:37:24 +0200, a écrit :
> I played a bit with BRLTTY under Cygwin, and the only way I found to
> exit BRLTTY is to kill it from task manager.
Yes. Why would you want to kill it? Don't you need it for your whole
windows session ?
Samuel
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On Mon, Jun 11, 2007 at 07:14:36PM +0200, Tomas Valusek wrote:
> This is quite confusing, since "save on exit" usually means "when
> exiting program, save my current settings".
I've never used a program in which it had this meaning, and I don't think it
is confusing at all - at least not to Linu
Hi,
Tomas Valusek, le Sun 10 Jun 2007 17:53:43 +0200, a écrit :
> I need BRLTTY to stick to window from which it was activated. I
> don't need it to read any other window, actually, I need to run vim in
> my cygwin window, load text into it and switch to another app while
> still reading text l
Hello,
> Why would you want to kill it? Don't you need it for your whole
> windows session ?
>
Actually, I don't, since I control my computer visually. All
accessibility tools I know act as a virtual wheelchair, but for me gimp
stick is enough. I'd like to use BRLTTY as document reading tool