Re: [orca-list] Ubuntu 11.10 and unity 3d

[Hammer Attila <hammera pickup hu>]

Hy Andi,

I using GNOME3 with fallback session, because I better like and known 
the old traditional categorized menu system. If future Unity is full 
accessible, I will be trying this environment too, but now I not used 
lot of time with Unity. The launcher is a good ydea to you possible 
putting often used application launcher with a central place.
But, if you would like accessing the oldest GNOME style application 
categories with a menu system, you need installing the Classic Menu 
Indicator from a PPA.
So, now I better like using GNOME3 with fallback session.
I customized my panel lookup to I get an one column menu system. Need 
this step to you access for example the log out, shutdown menu items, or 
your username submenue related menu items (launch system settings, 
change your status, etc).
Have some problem with fallback session, but I very like using and all 
thinks I possible doing with I want my works related:
1. The third old system menue is missing factory level, hopefuly this is 
future will be fixing developers. See following bug:
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=662913
This bugreport I described how can need customizing the panel lookup to 
you get an one column awailable main menu system.

2. Only possible removing any panel applet your panel if you clicking 
your selected applet with alt+right mouse click. Have a workaround if 
you simulate an Orca right click of flatrewiew, but need combine this 
keystroke with left ALT key. For example, if you using laptop layout, 
when you land the selected panel applet, you need using ALT+CAPSLOCK+8 
keystroke to you access the "remove from panel..." menu item the 
selected applet.
I very hope future this is will be changing the developers and restore 
this important menu item with normal context menue, see following bugreport:
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=662923

I installed from a PPA with GNOME3 ported Ubuntu Indicator applet, the 
PPA is following:
ppa:jconti/gnome3
After you installed the indicator-applet-complete package, you need add 
the you wanted indicator applet (I don't no what the english applet name 
with the applets list).
After you added the required indicator applet, if you press Super+S 
keystroke, possible accessing all prewious Ubuntu Natty awailable 
indicators.
Possible another users with better known Unity environment tells you 
Unity advantages and workarounds.

Attila