orca doesn't come up talking when a reboot happens; there's that login
prompt to handle first. One thing I can tell you is about the control-u
key combination. It wipes out everything typed on a line before you hit
it so can clear out bad login and password information for you.
On Mon, 8 Oct 2007, Lubos Pintes wrote:
Right! I tried what worked in Debian and it is not working in Ubuntu.
But currently Ubuntu doesn't work for me at all.
Simon Bienlein wrote / napísal(a):
Hi Jude,
Thank you very much for your answer. But I think this suggestion is not
the right solution to solve the problem. It isn't possible to work with
the command line if the problem isn't solved.
Wouldn't it be better if BrlTTY would be started automaticaly? It is the
case with Debian and I don't know a reason why it shouldn't be like this
with Ubuntu aswell.
How do other blind Ubuntu-Users think about this?
Kind regards
Simon
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