Re: [orca-list] New user!

[Alex Midence <alex midence gmail com>]

I use Speakup when I use Vim.  If I'm going to use an editor in the 
Terminal with Orca, it's usually Nano.  This strategy has worked well 
for me for a number of years now.  The best editor to use with Orca, of 
course,  is Gedit.  You can do pretty much the same things you can do 
with Vim using it. It is very powerful, easy to use and available as 
Gnome's stock editor.

Alex M

On 3/16/2014 4:32 PM, derek riemer wrote:
> Hi,
> I am Derek Riemer and I am new to the list. I have been using linux and
> orca for a few months now, and like it over all. I don't use it full
> time by any means, but I use it often enough. I am curious if there is
> an extention of some kind needed for vim, as the terminal version
> crashes randomly and speaks weird things sometimes, and the graffical
> version says nada.
> Thanks,
> Derek Riemer
>
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