[chirp_users] hello from a new list member

[Marty Hartwell]

Hi Marshall

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Marty
On 07/03/2013 11:28 PM, Marshall wrote:
> How fo I get my email unsubscribed?  Please take me off the list.  Thanks
> Marshall Bearor N5NQU
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> -------- Original message --------
> From: "D.J.J. Ring, Jr." <n1ea at arrl.net>
> Date: 07/03/2013 11:22 PM (GMT-06:00)
> To: Discussion of CHIRP <chirp_users at intrepid.danplanet.com>
> Subject: Re: [chirp_users] hello from a new list member
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>
> By using Vinux, CHIRP is accessible using ORCA screen reader. ORCA has 
> the gtk accessibility module installed in Vinux.
>
> CHIRP is not accessible in Windows or Mac, but it is accessible in 
> Linux if the gtk api is installed as it is in Vinux.
>
> There are a few bugs with Vinux 4.0 when run from CD, but these do not 
> affect usb or hard drive install.
>
> Tony Sales likes Vinux 4.0.
>
> 73
>
> David  N1EA
>
> On Jul 4, 2013 12:12 AM, "eric oyen" <eric.oyen at gmail.com 
> <mailto:eric.oyen at gmail.com>> wrote:
>
>     That still doesn't help with the overall problem (or perhaps it
>     might). The issue I have right now is that I would like to use
>     chirp and can't. Its not the fault of either NVDA (screen reader
>     for windows) or Voiceover (OS X screen reader). It appears to be a
>     problem with the selected interface. I just tried chirp for win32
>     and all I got was a blank dialog and no access to any drop down
>     menus (especially those that should work with the alt key in
>     windows). OS X was a little better as I was able to at least
>     access the main menus but couldn't select anything in the program
>     itself.
>
>     This makes chirp a not very useful tool for me (or the thousands
>     of other blind hams in the US).
>
>     what I would like to do is be able to program any supported radio
>     without visual assistance from anyone else. Since I cannot
>     currently do that, it makes me a bit less useful as a HAM on
>     public service events. This also means that I am forced to wait
>     until I can find a volunteer to help me with some tasks involving
>     my radios. This I don't like at all.
>
>     anyway, enough of my rant. I do issue this challenge however. I
>     challenge the Author to improve his product. make it accessible
>     for the blind (that is easy to do from a certain point of view).
>     It might be a lot harder for windows than for OS X.
>
>     I will give Vinux a try (again). ever since their primary
>     developer left, it hasn't quite been the same (and some things got
>     a bit more broken).
>
>     -eric
>     n7zzt
>
>     On Jul 3, 2013, at 8:52 PM, D.J.J. Ring, Jr. wrote:
>
>>     Eric,
>>
>>     Download Vinux which is Linux for the Visually impaired from
>>     www.vinuxproject.org <http://www.vinuxproject.org/>
>>
>>     It will boot from DVD or installed on USB stick or installed
>>     alongside windows on hard drive.
>>
>>     I use it all the time, or about 90% of the time, Windows about 10%.
>>
>>     Linux does everything and much easier than Windows.
>>
>>     73
>>
>>     David N1EA
>>
>>     On Jul 3, 2013 11:41 AM, "Dan Smith" <dsmith at danplanet.com
>>     <mailto:dsmith at danplanet.com>> wrote:
>>
>>         > the first one is solvable by adding some accessibility features
>>         > (python has some and apple published the API for
>>         voiceover). I am not
>>         > a coder, so I can't tell how difficult this will be.
>>
>>         The detail you're probably not aware of is that CHIRP uses a
>>         cross-platform UI toolkit called GTK. This makes it invisible
>>         to screen
>>         readers on both Windows and MacOS, which only support reading
>>         for their
>>         native widgets. It works just fine on Linux, of course, but that
>>         doesn't help you.
>>
>>         Unfortunately, there is not much we can do for you here. It's not
>>         feasible to have a volunteer-run application project that
>>         supports all
>>         three platforms' UI toolkits natively, and especially one
>>         that moves at
>>         the speed that CHIRP does.
>>
>>         --
>>         Dan Smith
>>         www.danplanet.com <http://www.danplanet.com/>
>>         KK7DS
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