Re: [orca-list] Where are application preferences in GNOME 3.10?

[Steve Holmes <steve holmes88 gmail com>]

When I first came to gnome 3, I think some of those options were not
shown in the menu under my name. I used a package called
gnome-tweak-tool to enable these. That was some time ago so I might
have this wrong.

One thing I did do with gnome-tweak-tool was to re-enable the desktop
and I could specify what to show on the desktop. Frankly, I dislike
the GNOME folks deciding for us how to use the environment. I find it
much easier to open up my documents folder from the desktop instead of
messing around in the Dash. I am personally not impressed with the
dash under gnome 3.

On Tue, Feb 25, 2014 at 08:57:31PM -0500, Kyle wrote:
> I just confirmed it here. I can alt+control+tab to the top bar and then
> shift tab to the settings menu. The first time I hit the down arrow, I
> hear the volume control slider. Underneath that, on a laptop, you will
> have a brightness control slider and wifi and battery collapsed menus.
> Under that is the menu with your name, which should say "collapsed."
> Pressing the right arrow one time expanded the menu and took me to the
> log out option. Note that if you think of this as an expanded tree and
> hit the down arrow, you will end up below the menu where the settings,
> lock and power off buttons are. Once you hear "log out," press enter,
> and you will hear a log out button. You can press either enter or space
> there, and you will be logged out of your user account. Hope this helps.
> ~Kyle
> http://kyle.tk/
> -- 
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