Re: [orca-list] some minor issues with orca in gnome 3.14

[Fernando Botelho <Fernando Botelho F123 org>]

Others might have additional information, but as far as I know there is 
no bug report for this issue.  If you have a chance, please go ahead and 
report it.

Thanks,

Fernando

On 01/23/2015 03:24 PM, B. Henry wrote:
> Has a bug been filed on this?
> There are other issues that are probably gnome related, but this one is especially annoying.
> Not so much that I need more concrete feedback as to when I change a key binding, but the shortcuts interface 
> is where I'd go to learn the preset
> bindings, honestly don't even know where else to look for them for sure. I suspect the F123 manual for 
> example has them, and surely some where on the
> gnome site there's a list as well, but this is rather bad not to have easily accessible locally, especially 
> because it should be very easily fixable I
> think.
> I'll make a list of the others as they occur. Dropbox applet comes to mind, just says unknown. The unity 
> indic ator for this works, as does the mate
> applet, more or less. I am not using dropbox3 BTW, as the first few releases for Linux were not working worth 
> a damn, think the panel applet, icon,
> whatever you want to call it did not appear for anyone, memory leaks were crazy, and the thing took up like 
> 100MB extra compared with 2.10 just to break
> stuff...lol
> So, while most things do indeed "work", and in general the interface is fine as far as responsiveness goes, I 
> am no longer going to say that gnome3 is
> probably the most all around accessible interface. Mate has some occasional lags, and its own 
> non-show-stopping accessibility bugs, but the two desktops
> are certainly in the same league as far as over all usability with Orca goes in my opinion.
> Mate does announce work areas by name or number, so does XFCE for that matter. Gnome does not for me. Pretty 
> poor, again this is not so much for obvious
> reasons, but because of the way program windows are placed by default in gnome 3.12 and 3.14 anyway. It is 
> often not clear if I am in the work space I
> navigated to, or if focus jumped back up to where I was before when I moved to the new work space. It seems 
> that one navigates between all open windows
> with alt tab combination, not just windows on a specific work space as default behavior.
>     Is there a specific bugtracker section for accessibility related bugs in gnome shell, or are they mixed 
> in with other bugs?
> I would assume that most of the issues I have encountered have been reported, and although I've not spent 
> much time using gnome 3.x of any release I
> think most of what I am seeing has been around at least since 3.12.
> Thanks,
>