Hey Dave,
Update with my testing. I ran the system monitor and my system didn't
crash and I could see everything in it no problem. I think the power
icon is an indecator that isn't installed. I would check that and see if
there is a power indecator.
On 01/09/2013 05:59 PM, Dave Hunt wrote:
>
>
> Ok, so the 'alt+tab' not speaking is a normal feature--very
> inconvenient when a few apps are open. ÂHere are a few more findings
> from before the entire thing crashed.
>
>
> I have no flat review mode in either of the terminal apps-- keys pass
> right through. ÂTerminal output is not spoken, immediately, with any
> reliability. ÂThe power state indicator is either missing from top
> panel or is not spoken. ÂNothing in libreoffice calc is spoken; didn't
> try writer. ÂNautilus seems as accessible as in GNOME, once orca
> manages to get some sort of focus; try using 'super+d'; you'll see
> what I mean. The text editors, leafpad and gedit, are as accessible as
> they would be under GNOME. ÂThe media player, audacious, seems very
> accessible; codecs seem to be already in place; I was listening to an
> mp3 stream. ÂFirefox is as accessible as in GNOME. ÂOnce I launched
> system monitor, I lost all speech. ÂI could not manually start orca
> from either the 'run' dialogue or a terminal. ÂWhen I tried to get
> speech from another console, nothing happened.
>
>
>
>
>
> On 01/09/2013 05:03 PM, Jonathan Nadeau wrote:
>> Yes this is my experience also.
>>
>> On 01/09/2013 04:42 PM, Dave Hunt wrote:
>>> Hi, Jonathan!
>>>
>>> I'm running the Sonar LXDE from a thumb drive, with orca, firefox, and
>>> a terminal open. ÂI have changed the orca rate setting, but nothing
>>> else; it's good the way you have it. ÂI notice that pressing 'alt+tab'
>>> does switch apps, but there is no announcement, while the keys are
>>> pressed, of what app will run when they are released. ÂWhen I release
>>> the keys, a line from the previous window is spoken then the new app
>>> takes focus. ÂIs this normal behavior for LXDE's accessibility?
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Dave ÂH.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> On 1/9/13, Jonathan Nadeau <j nadeau charter net> wrote:
>>>> Hello list,
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> I forgot to announce this a few weeks ago. I have finished the Sonar
>>>> version using LXDE. It turned out pretty well. I have the icons on the
>>>> desktop and Nautilus is the default file manager and it is easier to
>>>> connect to a wireless network now. You just have to press alt and
>>>> control and tab to get to the top panel and it looks like the gnome
>>>> panel.Also a quick note but this is also on the quick start guide. To
>>>> start the installer after you boot press alt and control and the
>>>> letter
>>>> I. This will start the installer. I also did only a 32 bit version but
>>>> it is using the pea kernel and it will notice all the RAM you have in
>>>> your computer.Here is a link to the sonar page and you can go to the
>>>> download page from there.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> http:/ <http://www/>/www.sonar-project.org
>>>>
>>>>
>>
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