Re: [orca-list] While we're all tossing out our favorite Orca issues... :)

[Al Sten-Clanton <albert e sten_clanton verizon net>]

Actually, I think hearing the title spoken would tell me what the volume 
is with each adjustment, so it would be noise I can use.  Then again, my 
only experience with media keys was on a borrowed laptop.

Al

On 2/25/2016 8:47 PM, Nolan Darilek wrote:
> This one seems like it'd be so easy to fix that it probably wouldn't
> warrant an issue/debug.out, but I can provide one if needed.
>
> On every single Linux computer I've had, Orca speaks the window title
> when I use the media keys to adjust volume. This might have been useful
> 10 or so years ago, but every desktop I've had over the last 5 years or
> so makes a slight pop to let you know what the volume is set to, and
> Orca is usually loud enough that it makes adjusting volumes a noisy affair.
>
> I think I read recently that there's a graphical popup when volume is
> changed, and I'm wondering if that's generating an accessibility event
> causing Orca to speak. Wondering if the default script might be tweaked
> to ignore this event so we just get the pops our desktops make?
>
> Thanks.
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