Re: [orca-list] Proposal: Eliminate the "gui setup" command line options
- From: Dave Hunt <ka1cey gmail com>
- To: orca-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: [orca-list] Proposal: Eliminate the "gui setup" command line options
- Date: Sat, 12 May 2012 17:16:05 -0400
There's no reason Orca's, or any, for that matter, settings can't live
where they still do, even though the most-common way to access them
would be via the control center. There's no reason 'orca+space' can't
still be a shortcut, usable anywhere. As I see it, the control center
is just a kind of link grouping applet.
Cheers,
Dave
On 05/12/2012 04:21 PM, Thomas Ward wrote:
Hi Joanie,
I agree that most of those setup options can and probably should be
eliminated. Although, I'm a bit concerned about this move to put all of
Orca's options into the control center. I understand the design logic
behind this, but I have some concerns about doing so.
1. If Orca's settings do become a part of control center will I still be
able to use insert+space to go directly to Orca's settings or will I
have to go to the top panel, find my user name, arrow down to System
Settings, arrow to the Universal Access option, find the Orca settings
tab, etc?
For me this is a serious concern because I often open Orca's preferences
to switch between synths or to change settings like punctuation on the
fly. If I have to spend a minute or two getting to Orca's settings where
insert+space takes seconds to access the same settings currently I think
that would be a huge step in the wrong direction.
2. With the number of desktops in development and being upgraded with
a11y support wouldn't it make more sense to have a central place for
Orca's settings? If Orca's settings do become a part of Gnome's control
center how does a person using KDE, Lxde, Xfce, get access to Orca's
settings?
Yeah, I understand that KDE or whoever may have to write their own
control center settings for Orca, but that seems to me to be reinventing
the wheel. In the meantime before they do that are we forced to log out
of the session, log into Gnome, change Orca's settings, log out of
Gnome, and back into KDE?
Basically, as a Orca user I want to know how this change will effect me.
How much work will I have to do to access those preferences, or will
there be some effort made to maintain the current ease of use by
pressing insert+space to go directly to Orca's preferences?
Cheers!
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