Re: [orca-list] vinux-5.0-amd64 and skype is totally inaccessible with orca

[Tyna Pelletier-Bilodeau <ecole tyna gmail com>]

Hi,
just install qt-at-spi:i386 and it should work.

Le 2016-08-25 07:14, Mgr. Janusz Chmiel a écrit :
> Dear users and developers,
> I have installed vinux-5.0-amd64 distribution. I have performed system 
> update by using build in update manager and I have also manually 
> installed rest of packages by using
> apt-get dist upgrade
> I have installed Skype from Canonical repository by adding required 
> source repository by using Synaptic package manager.
> But Skype do not speak at all.
> qt-at-spi package is set to manually installed, so it means, that it 
> is preinstalled and it should work.
> Why I can not use Skype with Orca? And why Skype is usable with latest 
> stable Ubuntu?
>
> Is it possible to use Skype standalone or i will have to use Skype in 
> conjunction with other app which will use SKYPE APi to communicate 
> with it?
>
> I have tried to restart Orca for several times, but Skype still not 
> provide speech and even keyboard characters are not pronounced by 
> Espeak when I Am inside Skype window.
>
> Do I have to switch to Gnome shell instead of default  Unity?
> Any help will be strongly welcomed. I want to use Vinux because build 
> in Nautilus modiffication work really much more reliably and work much 
> more faster than default Ubuntu trusty official Nautilus.
>
> Or The problem is being caused by The fact, that Canonical partner 
> repository for Ubuntu trusty contain older version of Skype, which 
> have accessibility issues?
> Thank You very much for yours help and answers.
>
> With kindness regards.
> Janusz Chmiel
>
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