Hi,
Doesn't Adriane Knoppix run some form of LXDE with Orca? From the
little I've used it, it's not slow, but then again I've got much
better specs than what we're aiming for in this thread.
I agree that running Orca on anything slower than 1.5Ghz is just
simply painful, even with the increasing r
On Tue, May 24, 2011 at 09:58:58AM EST, Phill Whiteside wrote:
> >From a general chat to our head of development on lubuntu, he is of the
> opinion that if the code is really (and I mean really) tight, that it would
> be possible to include within the very tight constraints that we are
> committed
I believe this can be done with speakup for speaking the console to blind
people. I thin you would also have to use espeak and espeakup as the tts
and the middleware because speech-dispatcher as the middleware is just way
too much of a resource hog. I am not sure you are going to get the
grap
Hiyas,
much has happened recently, including lubuntu getting clearance for full
adoption at 11.10 by Canonical. Whilst I have quietly pushed accessibility
(well, maybe not so quietly) as a part of lubuntu, we now need a bit of help
off this team.
Our specification of the minimal hardware it will
Below, please find my impressions of running this release. I'm using an
Asus 1015PE (a netbook) as my work-a-day system. Suggestions and
comments welcome!
I am running Ubuntu 11.04, but still with classic Gnome. Unlike on
the live cd, there are no crashes like we saw, now that I've install
Thanks, I was looking first for the protocols. But I manage to add my
Twitter account.
- Original Message -
From: "José Vilmar Estácio de Souza"
To:
Sent: Tuesday, May 17, 2011 2:02 PM
Subject: Re: pidgin and twitter
Hi.
Did you add the your twitter account to pidgin?
You do that in
