I'm just a crusty old geek who's been using home computers since 1976 so
the command-line is where I like to be.
On 25/07/2016 18:16, Petr Bláha wrote:
Yeah,
i understand yours and Erics point of view,
i use GUI since i started to work with computers, so that console is
quite uncomfortable way of controlling the PC.
Stuttering of Espeak is quite annoing, that is the point i have to agree
with, but i don't use Raspi as my primary computer, so it is fact i am
able to live with. :))
If there is any solution i would be happy but if not, i will use my Rpi
the same way as before.
On 25.7.2016 17:28, Mike Ray wrote:
Hello.
The reason a lot of us run the console only and never bother with a GUI
is because most of the time it is faster for doing the stuff we want to do.
I challenge anybody to find files and directories, or move files around
with a GUI file manager.
The console screen-reader using the OMX code I wrote is fine but I have
not yet written a speech-dispatcher driver for it. As far as I know if
you don't use an external USB sound device then the espeak speech will
stutter as badly in Orca as it does in the console without using the OMX
code.
I have not yet bothered to write the speech-dispatcher driver since most
folks who want the GUI are willing to use a USB sound device and I have
very little use for the GUI myself.
Mike
On 25/07/2016 15:18, erik burggraaf wrote:
Understand, It's a matter of application. I need programs such as tonido
cloud that only run on raspbian. I also like the fact that I can log in
from my phone and do stuff if I need to via the command line. All the
tutorials for what I want to do such as samba and donido are for command
line. Plus, I really don't need the overhead of a GUI when I'm expecting
my pi to deliver cloud service. It's convenient for me not to have to buy
and hook up a keyboard or speakers, either of which take up more space and
cost more than the pi did. Well, maybe not the keyboard although I'd spend
more than I had to to get a simple wireless one that works via dongle.
The command line stinks unless you have very good tutorials or a prior deep
understanding of the ways in which linux treats hardware, file systems,
internet connections and so on. It can take a couple of tries to get
something right, and it can be unfriendly in the way it reports back, but
it suits my needs better than the GUI.
Best,
Erik Burggraaf
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On Jul 25, 2016, at 5:31 AM, Petr Bláha <hammet.pb@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hello,
i absolutelly don`t understand why all the blind users work via console on
their raspberry machines.
I have installed Ubuntu Mate 16.04 with Orca and it works great.
Only issue i have noticed is that you can`t use pulseaudio, it doesn`t
work properly, not only with orca but also non blind users reported this.
But when you reove pulseaudio, alsa becomes the defauld sound service so
that you are able to hear what Orca sais.
25. 7. 2016 v 14:19, Silberman, Kenneth A. (GSFC-1600)===========================================================
<kenneth.a.silberman@xxxxxxxx>:
I successfully installed
2016-02-01-raspbian-jessie-with-console-speech.img. Does anyone know if
you can run Orca in order to use the GUI? Thanks.
Ken
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