Re: [orca-list] Changing the keybindings to be JAWS-like or

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Even more! Once you move the keybinding stuff to a separate file, you'll
be able to tinker around with it. Thus you may find a keybinding schema,
which comes out to be more effective than what is used today.

André

Am 14.05.2014 07:37, schrieb Christopher Chaltain:
> I was just thinking today that someone might walk away from this
> discussion thinking the Orca and Linux community isn't receptive to 
> such
> suggestions. I can't help what conclusions people draw, but I don't
> think this is the case at all.
>
> I think this, and the related suggestions, are excellent ideas. As
> another Orca user, one who came from Windows and who moves between
> Windows and Linux every single day, I have a slightly different take,
> namely let's look for common key bindings, but let's not settle for an
> inferior model just to make it easier for those users making the
> transition from one particular operating system and screen reader. If
> Orca or any screen reader comes up with a better set of key bindings or
> user interface then people will appreciate that once they make the
> transition.
>
> I am not an Orca developer, and I don't speak for the Orca development
> community. I'm just another user with a different opinion. I apologize
> if anyone feels like I crapped on them or their idea. I certainly don't
> feel crapped on myself just because others don't agree with my opinion.
>
> I'm sure if anyone contributes any code to Orca allowing the easy
> simulation of another screen reader's key bindings then that code would
> be welcome.
>
> On 05/13/2014 09:23 PM, Glenn wrote:
> > When I suggested this a couple of years ago, I felt like I got crapped
> > on.
> > Glenn