Hi. The speakup in Slackware is
Speakup v-2.00 CVS: Mon Jun 7 10:52:38 EDT 2004
The problem is dialog isn't as friendly for screen readers as whiptail.
In most cases, whiptail can be used as a replacement for dialog. I
don't know if the Slackware setup program is one that could be easily
changed from using dialog to whiptail.
Kenny
On Thu, Jul 01, 2004 at 04:30:55PM -0700, ace wrote:
> It is a bit silly and can cause confusion. Have there been any attempts to
> fix this? I've only used the Speakup version included with Slackware, so it
> could be fixed in CVS versions.
>
> At 08:29 AM 7/1/04, you wrote:
> >>Hi. I notice the cursor in the setup program for Slackware 10.0 stays
> >>on the ok or cancel buttons at the bottom of the screen instead of
> >>tracking the menu. Do other people have the same problem? Does anyone
> >>have a work around?
> >
> >Yes it does use dialog. If you turn cursoring off though then you
> >can tell what you've got selected as you arrow around. if you press
> >up arrow it will read the item you're on followed by whatever it was
> >you just left. Down arrow does the reverse of that. It's a bit silly
> >I know but you only have to put up with it during the install so I
> >guess it's not so bad.
> >
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> Robby
> ace at tundra-com.net
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