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Re: [orca-list] QT accessibility on Fedora

I may have some conflicts because of my custom gui, extra global shortcuts, or who knows what else, but you 
might want to try alt a to launch the audio 
wizard for example, and just listen to avaible shortcuts navigating through the menus to see what works.
I know back when I first installed mumble and was using xfce or mate I had some shortcuts workiing that do 
not work on my current setrup here on arch. 
Iii am almost certain I had a couple different shortcuts working  last time I ran mumble on Vinux.


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  B. Henry wrote:
Mon, Jun 27, 2016 at 05:53:57PM -0500


I am not sure about mumble, but if it is 32bit only you may need to do something to get 32bit qt 
accessibility if you have a 64 bit system. Skype is known 
for this, but there are some tohers. I think I have a native 64bit mumble packge though.
Mumble is accessible. 
It does not open menus on some distros / in some desktops exacly as you are used to howeve perhapas
Actually I ithink my Vinux installation of mumble, and my debian one do open menus with alt however, and my 
arch one for sure does.
Other than that you use tab and sometimes contextual, (right click), menus to get at other stuff.
The text chat is the only thing with limited accessibility that I know of  off the top of my head. 
YOu can not scroll through text chats, but they are read when you tab in to or out of them. Use select all 
and delete to get rid of old messages so you 
only hear the most recent one or ones and you can copy them to a text file so you have older messages to 
refer to.
 I just tried some combinations, and did not fin anything special, but was just using trial and error.
Alt s takes you directly to the settings submenu, so if alt doesn't open menus for you just use alt s, alt 
u for the user menu, alt c for copnnections, 
etc, and once in menus you can move to others using right and left arrows.
I don't know what builde of which version your distro uses, but again, no trouble here on Arch, Manjaro 
based F123, Vinux, Debian or anything else I may 
have tried.

  
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  Nolan Darilek wrote:
Mon, Jun 27, 2016 at 05:29:13PM -0500


Hmm, doesn't seem to matter that I rebooted, so either I did it wrong or
this app isn't accessible.


I'm trying to use the Mumble client. Is that known not to play nicely with
a11y? I think it's QT-based.




On 06/27/2016 02:47 PM, B. Henry wrote:

Maybe that file is not made for you in fedora, but other distros make this file automatically for you, 
copy it iin to place, which ever... when lqt-at-spi
is installed. Just check with ls or the filemanager of your choice.
You should avaoid a reboot by loging out of your graphical session and logging back in if you want to 
save time.
I'd do this in the GUI, ie. in the configuration column of thetop bar if using gnome, not sure if 
control alt delete works for this in fedora. You can do
this restarting  things or logging out on the command line as well.
Burt

    Alonzo Cuellar wrote:
Mon, Jun 27, 2016 at 01:47:59PM -0500


This is only necessary for QT4 applications.



On 06/27/2016 01:06 PM, covici ccs covici com wrote:

Is  this necessary for qt5 or only qt4?

Alonzo Cuellar <mariachiac gmail com> wrote:


Hello,

I'd do the following.

make a file qt-access.sh in the directory /etc/profile.d/

in the file put

export QT_ACCESSIBILITY=1

make it executable

chmod 755 /etc/profile.d/qt-access.sh

reboot the systtem and tthe file will be executed system wide.


Alonzo


On 06/27/2016 08:53 AM, Nolan Darilek wrote:

I think I had this working on Fedora 23, but I installed 24 from
scratch and now it isn't. Is there anything else I need to do to get
QT accessibility running beyond installing qt-at-spi and setting
QT_ACCESSIBILITY=1? Is a reboot necessary to pick up any changes
that qt-at-spi makes, because I haven't done that yet.


Thanks.

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