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On 8/2/2019 2:42 AM, Don Raikes wrote:
> So how do I install in screenreader mode?
> -Original Message-
The URL (1) should get you started.
1) https://wiki.debian.org/accessibility#Debian_installer_accessibility
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John Doe
Hi,
Since yesterday, I have been testing Compiz-reloaded + mate 1.22. In particular
I test the newest Compiz packaging uploaded.
The problem here is that when I press alt-tab, I have no feedback. I switch
window, since the focus arrives in the new one, but Orca does not say anything.
If I run
Thomas,
Using lynx 2.8.8 text browser, with speakup and brltty screen readers:
the radio buttons above the names of photos can be selected and changed, but
they have no effect on the names of photos displayed.
Of course photos can't show in lynx, but perhaps focus could be placed on
the selected
You may also wish to consider SLINT at http://slint.fr based on slackware.
You can install it and it has all sorts of helps for blind users.
I have it configured so it boots up into console command line, and I do 99%
of my work there.
It also has emacspeak correctly configured.
Best wishes,
Da
Ah, radiobuttons those need labels to speak when links get highlighted.
On Thu, 1 Aug 2019, Chime Hart wrote:
> Date: Thu, 1 Aug 2019 19:37:57
> From: Chime Hart
> To: la...@debian.org
> Cc: debian-accessibility@lists.debian.org
> Subject: Re: accessibility of upcoming new Debian startpage
> Res
Hi,
I am downloading debian live 10.0.0 currently.
Can I run it from a flash drive and if so, how can I make changes persistent?
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Thanks, Donald
Accessibility, like security, is better when built-in from the beginning rather
than bolted on at the end.
http://www.oracle.com/
Donald
On 8/2/2019 12:44 AM, Don Raikes wrote:
> Hello,
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> I am interested in installing Linux on a spare computer I have.
> Unfortunately my refreshable braille display is non-functional at this point,
> so I will need to rely on speech for everything.
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> Is there a release of debian that ha
Hello,
I am interested in installing Linux on a spare computer I have. Unfortunately
my refreshable braille display is non-functional at this point, so I will need
to rely on speech for everything.
Is there a release of debian that has Speakup installed and working for not
only the inst
Well, thanks for letting us have an advanced look. An only curiousity are what
are those 4 radio button sliders on links 13-17? Thanks in advance
Chime
Hi,
I like to get some feedback if the new Debian startpage, which is not
yet official published, will have any accessibility issues. It's only
about the first web page of Debian. All other subpages will remain
unchanged. The current working version is available at
https://debian-newhomepage.larj
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