If speakup had a command that would search a list for an item with unique
attributes you would almost certainly have had the cursor on English
rather than Austrian.On Tue, 11 Mar 2008, Tony Baechler wrote:
Josh wrote:
Hi,
Anyone on this list use grml?
Hi,
Yes. I installed it to my hard disk in its own partition. I'm reasonably
happy with it, but I'm still having problems with X. If you run grml2hd to
install, do "aptitude update" and "aptitude upgrade grml2hd" first. You
might want sighted help for the install because Speakup doesn't always tell
you what the default choice is, even with cursor tracking. I kep hearing
"OK" even though there was a big list of language choices on the screen.
When I got to the language selection, US English was the default but the
cursor was on Austrian. I had someone reading the screen so he told me that
English was the default, saving me the time of arrowing down through a bunch
of choices only to find that was the default to begin with. Especially be
careful if installing to hard disk as it will overwrite whatever partition
you select and again it doesn't always read correctly. I ran parted first to
resize and set up my partitions for the install but I don't know if that's
necessary or not. You'll also have to pick a boot loader, either lilo or
grub. Read the man pages to decide which is best. Also, you asked about
text games a while ago. It doesn't have any interactive fiction interpreters
that I found, but look at the bsdgames package. That's probably what you
want. Do "aptitude show bsdgames" and "aptitude show nethack." Nethack is
another very popular text game but takes some getting used to in terms of
navigating.
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