Re: [orca-list] testing openoffice calc in accessiblecoconut

[Jude DaShiell <jdashiel panix com>]

Some debian stretch users are having a problem with libreoffice since 
it's eating 100% of their core memory.  One of the replies offers the 
following which may make for informative reading:
https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=108246
On Sun, 21 Jan 
2018, Sath 
Linux wrote:

> Date: Sun, 21 Jan 2018 03:38:11
> From: Sath Linux <sath linux gmail com>
> To: tim <isfeldt gmail com>
> Cc: Orca-list <orca-list gnome org>
> Subject: Re: [orca-list] testing openoffice calc in accessiblecoconut
>
> On 1/20/18, tim <isfeldt gmail com> wrote:
> > I haven't gotten the chance to play with it yet, but I hear it's better
> > than Libre office, more accessible. So far, I've noticed an issue, and
> > maybe this is just me overlooking some things, but I've noticed that the
> > terminal, because it uses Terminator, does not have a menu bar. Normally,
> > like in the mate terminal for example, you can right-click, or something to
> > that effect, and tell it to show the menu bar. I'm not sure if you can do
> > this in Terminator, I haven't found that option, using my applications key
> > or context menu key yet., I'm about to try the right click method, and see
> > if this works, because I need to select a block of text, then copy it. Just
> > my observations so far, real quick, let me add in an update, I tried the
> > right quick method, same as the context menu method, no select all, or
> > copy, there's the paste option. And control shift a, or whatever it's
> > supposed to be to select all, does nothing. So I'm stuck.
> Dear tim, Can you please test this with gnome-terminal ? it is in
> system-tools menu. If it's fine then we will make gnome-terminal as
> default. Thanking you sathyan.

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