Dear List,
Yesterday, I try playing with accessible login feature and
Speech-dispatcher support. I not would like change Ubuntu default method
with Pulseaudio and Speech-dispatcher startup.
I setted up following with accessible login feature and screen reader
support:
sudo -u gdm gconftool-2 -s
Hi. I no longer run Ubuntu, but my best guess is pulseaudio grabbed your sound
card.
I don't see this problem running Debian. Debian will still let me use alsa
instead of pulseaudio, and speakup is part of the Debian kernel.
Kenny
On Mon, Feb 01, 2010 at 06:52:34PM -0600, Mike Coul
Hi,
Mvo promised that this panel switcher problem will be fixed in Lucid, I know
that compiz still has some conflicts with application specific keybindings (for
example firefox table navigation
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=578099).
Lets work to fix compiz keybinding issues for
Hello all all,
Here is how I turn off kernel mode setting. First, I find out which video
driver I am using via lsmod. I my case it is the i915 driver. Next, I
add an append statement in grub that looks like
i915.modeset=0
Now you should have control over your display again when you restart.
M
Does anyone know what the problem is with speakup in lucid. It worked great for
a few days, but stoped working a few days ago. A new install didn't fix this.
While I get no speech when pressing keys, when I restart the system from the
consul, speakup does start to speak as the system is shuting
On Sun, Jan 31, 2010 at 07:56:08AM PST, Bill Cox wrote:
> In Ubuntu Lucid Alpha, the fonts on the console are really tiny. In
> Karmic, they were nice and large. Does anyone know how to modify the
> console font size?
No I don't know how this is done. I do know what caused the change however. If
On Mon, Feb 01, 2010 at 11:12:56AM PST, mk360 wrote:
> Hi,
>
> can I perform an accessible installation of ubuntu lucid with the
> alternate cd? I've tried to use the live cd, but the installer crash when
> start copying files.
There is currently no accessibility with the alternate
Hi,
can I perform an accessible installation of ubuntu lucid with the
alternate cd? I've tried to use the live cd, but the installer crash when
start copying files.
Any ideas? it is normal? (well, obviously is a version for developers
:P).
Regards,
mk.
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Ubuntu-access
On Sun, Jan 31, 2010 at 01:59:22PM PST, Mike Coulombe wrote:
> Hi, after updating yesterday I noticed orca doesn't speak the menus. Is this
> a known problem?
Have you tried logging in/out, restarting etc? Are you running with compiz
enabled or disabled?
Thanks.
Luke
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Ubuntu-accessibility
On Sun, Jan 31, 2010 at 07:27:58AM PST, Bill Cox wrote:
> I think Lucid is on track to be a fabulous distro for accessibility.
> I'm working on a Vinux ISO based on Ubuntu Lucid, and I'm pretty
> excited about it.
>
> However, even better than having a separate ISO would be having a
> Vinux-like i
On Fri, Jan 29, 2010 at 01:50:20PM PST, Bill Cox wrote:
> Hi. The speech-dispatcher I updated in Karmic today no longer works
> out-of-the box with /etc/init.d/speech-dispatcher. Even with the -C
> flag to specify a directory, it insists that ~root/.speech-dispatcher
> exists. A symbolic link fr
Hi, Arky. Someone just pointed out this problem in my Vinux/Ubuntu
Lucid ISO. I turned off "Static Application Switcher", and turned on
"Application Switcher", and reassigned Tab to
next_panel, and Tab to prev_panel.
The results are awesome. I've been using the Compiz magnifier for
over a year,
hi,
Eddie compiled the newest upstream version: 1.42.34. Please give it a spin at
his ppa and see if it helps!
ppa:eddieh/ppa
Or
https://edge.launchpad.net/~eddieh/+archive/ppa
Cheers
--arky
Rakesh 'arky' Ambati| IT Consultant| http://www.braillewithoutborders.org |
Blog: http
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