Re: [orca-list] (aside from the debating) Orca, Skype and accessibility workaround



I agree, Michael.

I also prefer the cli, mainly because it's easier to get to the console
where I open linphonec when the phone rings. I find it easier to do
Right-Alt+F11 than to go scanning through a series of open Windows or
navigating from the Gnome Alt+F1 applications menu. Perhaps I could
assign linphone a hot key, but I might still need to get into my GUI
console first.

Janina

Michael Whapples writes:
From what I can tell there is no significant accessibility issues with  
the GUI for linphone although I personally would use the cli, mainly  
because I prefer a cli in general.

Michael Whapples
On 23/12/42 19:59, Janina Sajka wrote:
Terrence van Ettinger AKA Angus MacLaren writes:
   
Seriously, though--are there any accessible equivalents to Skype, that provide calling to landline
and/or mobile phones, that work with orca?

     
Absolutely, but plan to use the Gnome Terminal -- or a Linux console.
Look at linphone and twinkle, both fully accessible from the cli. Use
http://vitelity.net for your PSTN gateway and/or full service provider.
There are other gateways/service providers.



Janina



   
Thanks,
Terrence
     
   
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