Re: [orca-list] vmware fusion

[Janina Sajka <janina rednote net>]

Pull up the VMware library and follow the menus to where you can define
your own key combo for this.


I've found it useful to run two separate vms, one for graphical Linux
with Orca, and another for cli with Speakup. In fact, I have a third vm
just for emacspeak. This reduces the complexity of custom key
combinations.

Janina

mattias writes:
> a qucil litle ot question
> anyone here running linux on fusion on mac?
> if so
> how to go into a text console?
> ctrl+alt+f1 not work
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