Re: [orca-list] umai: Automate Ubuntu Mate accessibility tweaks

[Miguel Ross <miguelross762 gmail com>]

Hi!

    I try the script and I encountered the following bug one time about 
two I loged in with out having the screenreader active.  And the time 
that I was able to have the screenreader the volume control is 
automaticaly droped to 29000.

Le 2022-08-08 à 21 h 34, Kyle via orca-list a écrit :
> I didn't find it very easy at all to set shortcut keys via a script 
> using MATE's or GNOME's shortcut key mechanism, although it should be 
> possible to do it using gsettings if you know how a keyboard setting 
> shortcut should look and the schema and key it belongs to. An easier 
> way to set shortcut keys may be to install xbindkeys, write the 
> shortcut definitions into one or more configuration files and add
>
> xbindkeys -f /path/to/xbindkeys/config
>
> to the startup applications. You can do this as many times as you 
> like, or just use a single file for all your xbindkeys shortcuts. In 
> either case, you can easily write the file(s) from scratch within your 
> script. Xbindkeys is especially useful on multi-desktop systems, as it 
> works on every desktop environment. I will freely admit that this is 
> rather unconventional, but it definitely gets the job done. I hope it 
> helps that part of your script.
>
> ~Kyle
>
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