Re: [orca-list] Ubuntu accessibility

[Thomas Ward <thomasward1978 gmail com>]

Hi Pavel,

Ubuntu 15.04 with Unity is quite accessible. However, there is no
Unity 2D any more. That was removed from Ubuntu a few releases back.
There is only one Unity desktop environment now, and it is accessible
enough in Ubuntu 15.04.
As for switching between ap Windows alt+tab should do the trick. If
not and you have more than two or three windows open use the Launchbar
to select open windows. It works a bit like the Taskbar in MS Windows.



On 8/28/15, Pavel Vlček <vlcekpavel93 gmail com> wrote:
> Hi all,
> I get Dell Latitude E4300 with 3 gb of ram and with Win Vista. I
> deleted id and I installed Ubuntu 15.04 Unity desktop. Can you tell me
> the best practice to use id? When I want to check available hot keys,
> orca says for all keys turned off, so I can not check how to use unity
> and especially how can I move between app windows, for example. I open
> documents and downloads and I do not know, hot to switch between these
> windows. Ctrl plus alt plus tab do nothing. Is Ubuntu with Unity good
> system to use with Orca? And is here Unity 2D? I can not find any
> select session button.
> Thank you,
> Pavel V
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