Ok, I've got several comments with speakup and installing redhat. I'm taking a linux system administration class, and durring the install of redhat I've noticed that the cursor does not track at all. It tracks just enough to make things frustrating I should say. For example. when it asks you for a language, I went to where speakup said english, and it was actually in french, on the keyboard, I went to what speakup said was the speakupmap, and in fact, it was the speakup laptop keymap. When I got to partisioning the harddrive I got to the point where the teacher read the rest of the install. You can't partision a harddrive if you have no clue wtf you are on the screen. Once the install is over things run fine, but the install is my bigest issue. If speakup tracked right in the install, I think there would be a lot less problems. I'm curious to know if anyone knows of a way around this. I'll probably do several mor installs before this class is over, and really need a solution to this. I tried using insert numpad enter to quiet speakup, and that didn't really improve things. I didn't try the cursor tracking, though I suspect that that wouldn't have helped much at this point. anyone have any ideas? -- Deedra Waters <dmwaters at dmwaters.org> Web-page http://www.dmwaters.org Make sure your E-mail can be read by everyone! http://www.betips.net/etc/evilmail.html Please avoid sending me Word or PowerPoint attachments. See http://www.fsf.org/philosophy/no-word-attachments.html
