*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 773078 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/773078
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 773078
StickyKeys a11y feature has no notification system
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If there is no Access Status Appindicator package, you can file a bug
against the indicator-applcation package. The best way to initiate this
bug report would probably be to produce the bug (as I understand it, you
don't have to take any special steps to produce it on you machine...so
just make sur
You mean the Access Status Appindicator that currently doesn't exist and
so can't have a bug filed against it? :-)
Seriously though, I'd appreciate some guidance on how I should go about
progressing this issue? StickyKeys without an indicator
applet/indicator/whatever is pretty much useless and
this should be filed against the package that provides the panel applet,
whichever that may be.
** Changed in: unity
Status: New => Invalid
** Changed in: unity (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
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** Tags added: indicator-application
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Title:
Unity does not appear to have a Keyboard Access Status indicator
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yeah, that sounds about right.
it's a pretty serious access issue though. lot of people - myself
included - won't really be able to use Unity until this is sorted.
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ok, that makes sense, it's not really an unity bug by itself then but
rather a request for a new indicator
** Changed in: unity (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => New
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Ah, no - not that icon. Sorry, I wasn't clear.
In GNOME, I would right click a panel, select "Add to Panel" and choose
"Keyboard Accessibility Status"
This would give me a line of 6 square icons representing Alt, Ctrl,
Super etc. These icons change state depending on which keys are being
(tempo
one way to get the icon if I understand your issue is to open the
application place, type "keyboard", click on the keyboard properties
dialog, select the accessibility tab and check on the first option there
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Could you describe what you would do in GNOME and why you can't do it in
unity?
** Changed in: unity (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Incomplete
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Tit
Just to be clear, I wasn't reporting a bug in AccessX Status, I was
reporting an access issue with Unity. The comparison with AccessX
Status was just to highlight what appears to be missing in Unity.
So, no offence, but I'm changing this back away from invalid, as the
issue does still exist.
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But how does one add the GNOME indicator to the Unity panel?
If Unity is to be the default interface, it should be made clear to
users with access issues that they'll need to switch back to GNOME
Desktop.
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the GNOME control dialog is still there and activate the indicator, it's
not an unity issue
** Changed in: unity (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => Low
** Changed in: unity (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
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