Hello Paulina,
Ubuntu 17.10 comes with gnome 3.26 by default. I think gnome is very accessible however it's a bit different to unity you might be used to work in older ubuntu versions.
For example in order to go to the top bar you can press alt+ctrl+tab instead of alt+f10. When you press alt+f1 launcher aka list of open windows will show up. If you just would like to search for something you can start typing. If you would like to switch to the dash you can press alt+ctrl+tab after pressing alt+f1.
There are other minor differences.
We have discussed gnome accessibility in more details last week. If you like you can see it in the list archives. Also if this is not very clear to you please do ask more and I will try to explain it again with more examples.
Greetings
Peter
Hi,
Am 28.10.2017 um 09:53 schrieb Paulina Gajoch:
Hi!
Yesterday I upgraded my Ubuntu to Ubuntu 17.10 and in my view this system is very worse, than previous.
I think, that if I change graphic environment, I achieve more accessible system.
Which graphic environment is good with Orca and Ubuntu?
Mate or Gnome. I use mate 1.12 in Ubuntu 16.04 LTS. I think in 17.10 there is 1.18:
Thanks for readingWolfra
Greetings,
Best regards,
Paulina Gajoch
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