Re: [orca-list] [Testers wanted before the official release] Slint64-4.2.1 release candidate is accessible.

[Jude DaShiell <jdashiel panix com>]

both speech and braille are supported all the way from installation to 
after installation.
On Thu, 19 Oct 2017, B. Henry wrote:

> Date: Thu, 19 Oct 2017 18:05:15
> From: B. Henry <burt1iband gmail com>
> To: orca-list gnome org
> Subject: Re: [orca-list] [Testers wanted before the official release]
>     Slint64-4.2.1 release candidate is accessible.
>
> Sounds good, but a bit unclear as to whether I can install and use with speech now, or if only braille is 
> fully supported at the moment, and while I
> think I get it now, wording could be made a bit better re the f1 f2 f4 key bindings, i.e. it sounded like 
> only in fluxbox f4 closes window uppon my
> first reading, but now it sounds like you have noat made an accessible run dialog for fluxbox, i.e. f2 dow 
> not work there.
> Change but to except in would clear that up, e.g.
> f2 pops up a run dialog except in fluxbox...
>
> Anyway, if you are not working on something native or fancy, you may wish to talk to Storm and myself re 
> filling in a couple of gaps such as that lack
> of a run dialog.
> I've been using a fluxbox configuration that sounds  not all that different from what you are doing for a few 
> years now, i.e. I use pretty much all of
> the same default apps, (I go back and forth between a few different terminal emulators looking for best 
> accessbility and flexibility, b ut may well be
> using lxterminal at the moment).
> I do use a run dialog that storm wrote and I tweaked a bit  and have a categorized apps menu with some extras 
> in it such as orca preferences, gui logout
> etc with more development coming there.
> I've never used slakware, but am glad you are doing something with  it and when time permits am interested in 
> testing, and as some of, maybe a whole lot
> of what you are doing seems to be in line with my ideas for ligh fast and flexible Linux both novice friendly 
> and ready to rock for power users
> accessible Linux.
> Congrats, want to compare notes when time permits on a thing or two, e.g. are GUI apps run as root accessible 
> such as gparted, gedit or other editors,
> etc?
> If so, did you have tgo do anything special to get that happening?
> Regards,

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