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I had reproduced this issue a few months back, but I thought it
was known and I don't use the calendar on my desktop so to speak.
Wonder if things have not changed since.
Happy hacking.
Krishnakant.
On 18/02/19 9:29 AM, bittukumar jaiswal
via orca-list wrote:
Same here on my Ubuntu 18.4 gnome desktop.
Also happening with online account set-up .
I wonder if that's due to the
Gtk+ regression that has since been
reverted. I don't know if it's shipping in Fedora 29 yet.
--joanie
On 2/17/19 5:23 AM, Nimer Jaber via orca-list wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I decided to install the gnome desktop today, to have a
play. I
> installed Gnome 3.30 from Fedora 29, but will be
upgrading to Fedora 30
> shortly to test that as well. Anyway, as soon as I logged
into Gnome, I
> was presented with a set-up screen. I was able to get
through it until
> it came to setting up my calendar. I tried both Microsoft
and Google,
> and got the same results. I was able to type in my
e-mail, and navigate
> to the next button by pressing tab. As soon as I pressed
enter on the
> next button, Orca stopped presenting anything that was on
the screen. I
> was able to get back to the calendar set-up by pressing
alt+f4, but
> trying again yielded the same result. As I say, this is
with both Google
> and Microsoft calendar set-up.
>
> Is this a known issue?
>
> Thanks.
>
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