Re: [orca-list] Trying Quantal Quetsal Alpha 3

[Krishnakant Mane <krmane gmail com>]

Hi Jason, thanks for the updates.
I am really so happy to know that  all this works well.
I see so many improvements off late.
got the latest thunderbird and accessibility and performance both have 
improved.
I can now hear the word or sentence echo or even character echo in 
thunderbird compose area.
Firefox is doing good too.
Now when you say that shell 3.4 is pritty accessible, that gives me 
another thing to look at.
So my questions are,
1,Will I have to install gnome shell 3.4 on Ubuntu 12.04 or does it come 
pre installed?
2, can you please list the keyboard shortcuts for accessing the 
applications list and - pane?
3, how to access the top pannel?
I remember some one had given an overview a couple of months back, but I 
can't dig that email right now.
Happy hacking.
Krishnakant.

On 07/30/2012 11:14 AM, Jason White wrote:
> Krishnakant Mane <krmane gmail com> wrote:
> > will we have a launcher like menu accessible with gnome shell 3.6?
> > I am aware that we already have some thing similar to - pane where
> > we type the name of the app and access it.
> You can also navigate the list of applications in Gnome-shell, and the
> applications which you have placed on the "dash" can be navigated separately.
> As of 3.4 this is accessible with Orca.
>
> Maybe you should experiment with Gnome-shell 3.4. If you haven't used
> Gnome-shell since Gnome 3, you'll find noticable improvements.
> > I have off late also started to like the heads up display.
> > Does Gnome shell have a similar feature?
> I'm not sure what that is.
> > And will the top panel become totally accessible?
> I haven't noticed any lack of accessibility on the top panel as of Gnome-Shell
> 3.4, so I don't know exactly what you're referring to here. Can you be more
> specific? I haven't been following the list closely, so I might have missed
> something. In any case, the top panel is working for me.
>
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