Re: [orca-list] How to make Ubuntu 12.10 accessible?

[Petr BlÃha <hammet pb seznam cz>]

Hi,
two problems i have noticed anyway.
First:
When i press alt + f1 and choose one application and want to place it's 
icon on the desktop.
I press shift + f10 to pop up context menu, but after that, orca stops 
speaking and i can't do anything.

The second thing is, that i am not able to get on icons like wifi, 
battery level, etc.
When i press ctrl + alt + tab keystroke i am on upper panel, but there 
are only applications and places menus.
Dne 5.11.2012 05:51, Kyle napsal(a):
> According to Petr BlÃha:
> # thank you very much for your help, after log out and then log in with
> # classic gnome no effect setting chosen, my 12.10 looks like old gnome
> # 2.32 and is mostly accessible.
>
> Yes, that was to be my suggestion. You can also choose "classic 
> GNOME," and you will get the 3.6 gnome-shell, which is mostly 
> accessible. I am using it now with little difficulty. However, there 
> is something to be said for using the interface you are most familiar 
> with, and the "no effects" interface definitely has its advantages. 
> Glad I could help.
> ~Kyle
> http://kyle.tk
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