Re: [orca-list] Indicators [was "Re: Connecting to a wireless network"]

[Tom Masterson <kd7cyu yahoo com>]

Does anyone have any idea why on my computer with the new install of 
Ubuntu 11.04 windows-m does not work nor does using ctrl-alt-tab to switch 
panels.  I am told that the other panels are there although I don't know 
how I can prove t.  Is there a way to see if panels are there and 
indicators are on them?  I know they are installed on the machine.  I am 
using "classic GNOME".

Tom

On Thu, 11 Aug 2011, Luke Yelavich wrote:

> On Thu, Aug 11, 2011 at 02:55:37AM EST, Christopher Chaltain wrote:
> > Again, thanks Luke! I added the indicator applet (note that I used
> > control+F10 in the bottom edge panel to bring up the menu where I could
> > add applets) and now I'm playing with the different indicators. BTW,
> > sometimes I can't get out of the indicator applet and get back to my
> > desktop. Is there a sure fire way to jump from the indicator applet to
> > the desktop or somewhere else on the system?
>
> As long as you use Windows key M to jump to the applet, you should be able to escape out easily enough with 
> the escape key. If you navigate to the indicator applet on the panel manually, there are focus issues when 
> you try to move focus away from the indicator applet.
>
> Luke
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