Hi again James: Yes that was the speakup list you asked on. I believe
we are having this conversation off the list or my filter is catching
these messages before being sifted to the list.
I don't use vi so can't answer your question. about that. There are
lots of vi users though so maybe someone else will have a suggestion.
I don't really have much to do with the daily up keep or modification
of speakup. There are very many new and talented users which have
taken over that role. I am mostly a sideline kibitzer these days if
anything.
I will Cc this reply back to the list so hopefully someone else will
answer your vi question
Kirk
On Fri, 28 Jul 2017, James Austin wrote:
Hi Kirk
Thanks for the pointers. I may be being dense here, but I thought this was
the Speakup mailing list, or are there several You have all been extremely
helpful thus far, so thank you.
VIM is still being problematic with Speakup. I am unable to navigate up and
ddown using J and K,. The arrow keys seem to work though. A fantastic Screen
Reader, thank you for all of your hard work.
Best wishes
James
On 28/07/2017 12:04, Kirk Reiser wrote:
Hello James: No I don't know of any documentation specifically aimed
at text editors. The only documentation there really is is the speakup
users guide on the web site. I'm sure there's a manual for emacspeak
but I've never looked at it. There is extended documentation for emacs
itself though, which you can access with the 'c-h t' and 'c-h i'
commands from inside emacs. c-h t is an emacs tutorial.
The speakup mailing list is a very good resource for most queries and
the folks are quite helpful.
Good luck.
Kirk
On Thu, 27 Jul 2017, James Austin wrote:
Hi Kirk
Thank you for the warm welcome and the advice. Do you know of any setup
guides to using Speakup with text editors such as Emacs or VI please?
I hope to be able to contribute to this list at some point.
Best wishes and thanks again
James
On 27/07/2017 13:36, Kirk Reiser wrote:
Hello James: Welcome to linux and speakup. Pretty much all of the
editors work with speakup although with varying levels of
accessibility. Vi is a favourite and Samuel has mentioned the
configuration change to make it work better. I myself use emacs and
find it works very well although I find silencing the status line
helps a lot. The simple editors also work but have different
foibles. There is also emacspeak wich is T.V. Ramans emacs speech
interface which I understand works quite nicely.
Enjoy.
Kirk
On Wed, 26 Jul 2017, James Austin wrote:
Hello
I am not sure if this is the right forum to ask this question, so
apologies if not. Please feel free to point me to the correct place. But
here goes.
I am quite a new or should I say casual Linux user. I am currently using
the latest LTS of Ubuntu running in a VM. After days of searching and
tinkering, I finally have Speakup working. Yay! I am really impressed
with it, so thank you.
Could anyone please give me some pointers on using VI or VIM or some
other console editor with Speakup please? When I navigate using the VIM
key bindings, Speakup either does not respond, or does so
intermittently. Am I missing something that I should have set?
I am quite comfortable moving around the filesystem, having been an OS X
user for over ten years and doing a lot of command line work in that
time.
Thank you
Best
James
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