I support Petra Ritter's suggestion of beeping when ready. A person who's
interested in accessibility issues will probably have a sound-producing
component attached. If the beep helps, then that's a help, isn't it?
Richard Horobin.
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Hi. Your asumption is wrong. The problem of systems not having internal
speakers any more is a change
in main stream production. In the past, a computer case included an internal
speaker. That is no longer true. That fact
was never advertised, so there isn't any way to know in advance if a
On Wed, 1 Jul 2009, Kenny Hitt wrote:
Hi. Your asumption is wrong. The problem of systems not having internal
speakers any more is a change
in main stream production. In the past, a computer case included an internal
speaker. That is no longer true. That fact
was never advertised,
Hi, I noticed for the past four days the installer seems to be broken on the
karmic live CD. As of today, sound also seems to be broken. Has anyone else
noticed this?
Mike.
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Hi All:
I grown exhausted from the beating up Ubuntu has taken over the past
several weeks. Admittedly, Ubuntu has had unfortunate events happen
with audio integration that cause speech to become corrupted. I think a
lot of this has to do more with Pulse Audio integration issues than
Hi Willie, I think the fact that Ubuntu 9.04 has been given such a hard time
is actually testament to its high standards. Ubuntu is by far the easiest
version of
Linux for a beginner to get up and running from a hardware point of view etc
and
because people expect Ubuntu to be perfect everytime
Hi,
I am having this problem with 9.04. It starts up, Orca starts and gives
its little shpill about the desktop, but now for some reason, half the
time it says frame greyed. Then, a few minutes later, it crashes, the
whole computer crashes to the point where the only way to get it working
again
