I agree with the original poster. If you have ssh to a router per say. You have
to review the output to ensure you get everything. VO will miss things.
If you use screen /dev/ttyusb0 to connect to a router via a serial console. VO
chops off the first part of the line and also doesn’t read out
Hi.
does anybody noticed that to accessibil...@apple.com ?
Gabriel.
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Since there were no further mentions of OS or application one other hint is if
you are on UNIX most applications can have standard out piped to pager program
like more or less. (Those are two separate programs and Less has more features
than more). Also when I was doing builds using the
I need as much advice here as possible. I do a lot of things in the terminal
and what i’m discovering is that yeast is almost worse then voiceover in the
err y a s r…. so since voiceover seems to work better for me with the terminal
what i want to know is this. is there a way to stop voiceover
Hello Deedra,
I agree that voiceover skips chunks of text in order to keep up with the
cursor.. I don’t know how familiar you are with the mac terminal, so some of
my comments may come as old news.
When you start the terminal session, the first thing you need to do is interact
using VO shift
. When you're done hit CTRL+Q.
Hope this helps,
Emrah
On Nov 20, 2014, at 11:27 PM, Chris Moore chris.w...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello Deedra,
I agree that voiceover skips chunks of text in order to keep up with the
cursor.. I don’t know how familiar you are with the mac terminal, so some of
my
On Nov 20, 2014, at 11:27 PM, Chris Moore chris.w...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello Deedra,
I agree that voiceover skips chunks of text in order to keep up with the
cursor.. I don’t know how familiar you are with the mac terminal, so some
of my comments may come as old news.
When you start
used
on the Mac Terminal and what you know under Linux?
Thanks.
Gabriel.
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like to ask you something else as you're an
experienced Linux user.
Do you know if there are important differences in between the Unix system
used on the Mac Terminal and what you know under Linux?
Yes. Some of the command line options are different, as OS X is based on BSD
UNIX. However
I have a compiled copy of lynx the text only web browser I use in terminal.
This particular version does not support https secure functions on the net.
Does anyone know of a compiled version that does have this and where to get
it?
Thanks,
Dan
XB
You might want to set up Macports on your machine. From there you can
install any number of (about 13000) unix packages including lynx 2.8.7
which has dependencies on openssl so I assume it allows the use of https:
http://www.macports.org/
lynx port page:
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Subject: the unix shell and mac terminal
Hi
Over the past few weeks I have been running vinux 3.0 lucid in a virtual
machine and have been playing with it. And then recently I went into the
terminal on my mac in snow leopard and typed some commands and
surprisingly
I
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Hi
Over the past few weeks I have been running vinux 3.0 lucid in a virtual
machine and have been playing with it. And then recently I went
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Hi
Over the past few weeks I have been running vinux
get you something. After getting the image
and booting it I had to ssh to it from my MAC terminal and update it to sid,
then install speakup. It was fairly painless.
I suppose that if there is enough interest I could put together a generic
version of my image with speakup installed
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Hi
Over the past few weeks I have been running vinux 3.0 lucid in a virtual
machine and have been playing with it. And then recently I
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Hi
Over the past few weeks I have been running vinux 3.0 lucid in a virtual
machine and have been playing with it. And then recently I went
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Hi
Over the past few weeks I have been running vinux 3.0 lucid in a virtual
machine and have been playing with it. And then recently I went
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Subject: the unix shell and mac terminal
Hi
Over the past few weeks I have been running
Hi
Over the past few weeks I have been running vinux 3.0 lucid in a virtual
machine and have been playing with it. And then recently I went into the
terminal on my mac in snow leopard and typed some commands and surprisingly I
find that most of the commands I can perform in vinux I can also do
Linux does have Unix origins, and the Mac shell is Unix. It's also the Bash
shell, (Born Aag SHell). It's possible to do various kinds of scripting on it,
but I haven't investigated that yet.
Teresa
On Aug 27, 2010, at 2:35 PM, Josh Kennedy wrote:
Hi
Over the past few weeks I have been
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Sent: Friday, August 27, 2010 2:35 PM
Subject: the unix shell and mac terminal
Hi
Over the past few weeks I have been running vinux 3.0 lucid in a virtual
machine and have been playing with it. And then recently I went
, 2010 3:38 PM
Subject: Re: the unix shell and mac terminal
Linux does have Unix origins, and the Mac shell is Unix. It's also the Bash
shell, (Born Aag SHell). It's possible to do various kinds of scripting on
it, but I haven't investigated that yet.
Teresa
On Aug 27, 2010, at 2:35 PM, Josh
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