Re: [orca-list] Orca and braille display

[Max <heavy9922 gmail com>]

The problem is also in the fact that the native language of the user, 
there is no documentation "BRLTTY".

Therefore I elaborate on questions:

1. After you connect the Braille display to your computer, it should 
start work immediately, or you need to perform some action?

2. If there is the same situation, which I have described, is there any 
way to find out what's going on?


Tom Masterson пишет:
> While I have not tried Sonar or Fedora recently I am having no issues
> with brltty on ubuntu.  I am using brltty 5.3.  I can certainly create a
> virtual machine or 2 and look at the others but I suspect this more a
> setup problem than a brltty problem unless you are using the head
> version of brltty which may well have issues.
>
> Tom
>
> On Thu, 9 Jun 2016, kendell clark wrote:
>
> > hi
> > I have no idea what might be going wrong with fedora, but sonar sounds
> > like brltty isn't staying operational long enough for the braille
> > display to work. This should work, but I've noticed some serious issues
> > with brltty in the past couple of weeks. It will restart itself
> > continuously in a loop. I know this because each time it starts it
> > speaks it's name and version, and then a few seconds later repeats
> > itself. I'd recommend this user use talking arch in the meantime if his
> > braille display works the best there until I can sort out exactly what's
> > going on. It's probably something I have done trying to get brltty to
> > work as a console screen reader. I may end up having to drop this if I
> > can't get it to work and just use brltty for braille displays. The last
> > thing I want to do is make it so that people with braille displays can't
> > use them.
> > Thanks
> > Kendell Clark
> >
> >
> > Max wrote:
> > > Hi All.
> > >
> > > A user who is not subscribed to this mailing list, turned to me for
> > > help. He has a Braille display "Focus-40 Blue".
> > > He can not make it work this Braille display, in some distributions of
> > > linux. This user is trying to connect the Braille display through the
> > > USB. The distribution "sonar", the Braille display is turned on, and
> > > then immediately shuts down. In the "fedora" he started, but refuses
> > > to work.
> > > He also said that when loaded into the live mode, "talking arch", the
> > > braille display work.
> > > Please tell me, is there a way to make the display work normally?
> > > I unfortunately can not help this user because I do not have a Braille
> > > display, and no experience to eliminate such problems.
> > > Connecting via Bluetooth does not eliminate the problem.
> > >
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