Re: [orca-list] Panels, (systryish applets), LXDE/Openbox menu accessibility

["B. Henry" <burt1iband gmail com>]

Yes, actually I gave profiles evocative names when I saved them, so recognition of what  is what is not an 
issue, wouldn't 
usually be a problem anyway in most situations I'm in, but certainly can be/good point. 
I guess counting is indeed the only way to pick a profile, but seems like this didn't always work as it 
should hav for me 
in a console with speakup. Must be a deffective user I guess, but I'll play with this a bit and make sure one 
of these 
days.
  
On Wed, Jun 25, 2014 at 12:43:19PM -0400, D. A. H. wrote:
> I've used wifi-menu in both a console and in a gui terminal emulator window.
> When I've started wifi-menu, the cursor is always on the first network in
> the list.  In the terminal emulator window, I can use flat review to go down
> the list, then I have to remember how many networks I pass in order to reach
> the desired one.  Than, I just bang the down arrow the right number of
> times, and hit 'enter'.  If you want to use speakup, try tracking the
> highlight.  Did you know, you can rename the profiles wifi-menu creates?  At
> the prompt, just hit 'ctrl+u', and type a name you want.  To connect to a
> network you've saved, just use
>
> sudo netctl start networkprofilename
>
> E. G.
>
> sudo netctl start Starbucks
>
> You'll get no indication whether this works, other than your ability, or
> not, to do anything on the network. The profiles are human-readable, and
> located in /etc/netctl/
>
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> HTH,
>
>
> Dave