Re: [orca-list] Booting Ubuntu into Orca involves too muchcomplicatedkey-sequence (F5, Down, Down, Down, Enter)

[Y P <yellow penguin edpnet be>]

On Wed, Oct 17, 2007 at 10:11:36PM +0100, Darragh wrote:
> We must also remember that we are only a small minority of users of this distribution.  Remember, the 
> developers have already done a lot to assure we have fantastic access to this.  Let???s not push too far 
> though.   

IMHO any add-on who doesn't prohibit, disadvantage, disturb any action from
sighted persons but increases accessibiolity, simpleness, efficiency for the
minority we are, might be added asap.
 
> I???m not saying your ideas aren???t very valid however, at this stage, access to the installation is very 
> possible.  Turn on the PC, wait for a few moments or listen for inactivity, press f5, pres 3 then enter 
> twice.  It???s really not rocket science.  Remember, we???ve come a long way in terms of access to Linux 
> but there???s still a lot to do.  Let???s prioritise our battles a bit more.  The most current thread in 
> relation to gnome speech is a perfect example.  Let???s work on getting access to the best sound output 
> source as we can.  Let developers consintrate on one issue at a time. 

Think always that there are newcomers to Gnu/Linux / to Orca, so IMHO all
that looks like an extra can be very useful for that portion of users.
 
Y P