Re: [orca-list] sonar now using lxde



Ok, thanks for the explanation, at first I thought that "sonar now using
lxde" implied that was using *only* lxde. Taking into account your
answer and the rest of the mails on this thread, that sentence means
that sonar uses lxde *and* what it was using before.

Sorry for the noise

On 11/09/2012 03:03 PM, Alex Midence wrote:
Hi.

I don't think this is in any way a reflection or statement on the work
that is done on Gnome Shell.  Rather, it is exploring the topic of
desktop choices.  I go back and forth from Gnome to Unity but, I am
glad to know that now, if I ever needed it due to having limited
hardware resources, there is a distribution that has a working LXDE
installation that I can use with Orca.  It's taking us one step closer
to being able to have as much freedom of choice as sighted users with
regard to desktop environment.

Alex M

On 11/9/12, Piñeiro <apinheiro igalia com> wrote:
On 11/09/2012 12:20 AM, Jonathan Nadeau wrote:
Hello list,


There is a new version of Sonar using lxde as a desktop. This is a
beta release so it is not perfect yet but it is usable. Notes before
installing

Just a question: any reason to move from gnome-shell to lxde? Something
specific that needs more work on gnome-shell?

The network applet isn't accessible so you will have to go to
preferences and go to network connections and manually set up your
network.

For example, at gnome-shell the network menu at the top panel is
accessible. We fixed some of the issues (like not being able to read
current WIFI) on GNOME 3.6.


BR

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