hears some info that may be useful to some people.

2007-03-17 Thread mike coulombe
Hi, for anyone using dosemu to play text adventure games. I found yasr seems to work a little better. Orca does work, but for some reason your last move is repeated several times. For example n might say you are on the porch. When you press s you hear the same thing again. This didn't happen using

Re: basic screen reader question

2007-03-17 Thread Jude DaShiell
This is a new ubuntu installation that started out with version 6.04 and upgraded to 6.10. Gnopernicus in earlier instances of ubuntu livecd use was lots easier to start than orca is when the rest of the supporting bits would work. I never did manage to do an independent ubuntu installation wi

Re: basic screen reader question

2007-03-17 Thread Benjamin Hawkes-Lewis
Active screen reader development is now ongoing with Orca not Gnopernicus. Does Gnopernicus allow you to do something Orca does not? -- Benjamin Hawkes-Lewis -- Ubuntu-accessibility mailing list Ubuntu-accessibility@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-accessibility

basic screen reader question

2007-03-17 Thread Jude DaShiell
I noticed when gnopernicus is used with speech enabled typing the ls command doesn't get any file names or directories spoken. Is the program not yet correctly configured or do I need to use something else to get ls speaking? Before I ask anymore basic questions, does this mailing list have a