Re: [orca-list] Changing keyboard layout to laptop?

["B. Henry" <burt1iband gmail com>]

Start orca prefferences and you can find this in the general tab, first option.
You can just change the orca key in the key bindings tab of orca prefferences.
You can open the prefferences window either by running orca 0s in your terminal, or better yet by using 
orca-key plus space bar, but if you have no 
insert key on your laptop then use the first item, or connect an external keyboard with such or a numpad 
insert key. 
I can't ever remember a laptop with out an insert key though. 
I have to use the orca -s method because for some reason global prefference window will not open when I use 
fluxbox on arch, and that is my production 
system these days.
 

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  Brandon Keith Biggs wrote:
Wed, Jun 24, 2015 at 09:52:37AM +0200

>    Hello,
>    how does one change the keyboard layout to laptop through the terminal or
>    if one doesn't already have the orca key?
>    thanks,
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