Re: [orca-list] switching to unity 2d

[Thomas Ward <thomasward1978 gmail com>]

Hi William,

That's exactly what you are suppose to see. Unity doesn't have an apps 
menu like Gnome 2.x. Instead most of your commonly used apps are on the 
launcher toolbar. Alt+f1 brings focus to the launcher toolbar. Windows+d 
brings focus to the desktop. F10 brings up the menus across the top of 
the desktop screen. Alt+f2 brings up the Dash, a run dialog box, so you 
can type in a program name to launch. If you know the order of the apps 
on the launcher Windows key plus the numbers one through zero will 
launch the application in that position on the launcher toolbar.

HTH




On 4/22/2012 6:37 AM, william lomas wrote:
> hi
>
> i tried this just, and i assume hasn't worked? as when i do my alt f1 i hear launch toolbar and a list of 
> things like firefox, etc. but not an applications menu?