Hi List,
I'm looking for a fully-accessible Gnome calendar app. So far, I've
tried Mozilla Sunbird,and find it useless. Evolution's calendar is very
hard to navigate, especially the "new appointment" dialogue. At least,
one can read appointments when on the right view Maybe there's a set of
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Hi Bill,
On Mi, Feb 03, 2010 at 11:05:28 -0500, Bill Cox wrote:
> I guess first I need to understand why you want it in system-wide
> mode. Having it ru as user has benefits. In particular, you can bind
> a command like "sh -c 'killall speech-dispatcher; orca --replace'" to
> a key like Shift+Ctr
Well, I like system mode becouse I sometimes use console screen readers
(speakup or yasr) without the need to start gnome. However, I use orca more
than console screen readers.
- Original Message -
From: "Bill Cox"
To: "mk360"
Cc: "ubuntu"
Sent: Wednesday, February 03, 2010 1:05
I guess first I need to understand why you want it in system-wide
mode. Having it ru as user has benefits. In particular, you can bind
a command like "sh -c 'killall speech-dispatcher; orca --replace'" to
a key like Shift+Ctrl+O, to restart both speech-dispatcher and Orca
when needed. In theory
Hi,
First of all, really many thanks to luke for the work on spd and ubuntu
lucid, finally its working good, probably at the level of spd with alsa.
Now a question... can I configure spd to start in system mode? usually I
set yes on /etc/default/speech-dispatcher, but under karmic I
>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?
>
Just exploring my system the other day, I noticed a file,
/etc/default/console-settings. There is a section to set font face and fon
