On 06-04-14 15:27, Odd Martin Baanrud wrote: > Hello Paul, > > On 06 Apr 2014, at 10:10, Paul Gevers <elbrus@debian.org> wrote: > >> - Why did you install qt-at-spi (I would assume all necessary >> dependencies are pulled in automatically when you install orca (package >> gnome-orca) > > I installed the qt-at-spi package, because it didn’t get installed durring the system installation, even I was using the KDE version of the installer with accessibility enabled. > >> ? >> - Which documentation exactly are you referring to? > Both the README file for the qt-at-spi package and the Orca-section on the Debian accessibility wiki. > >> - What happens (and thus, what doesn't work as expected)? > > I have not tried anything yet, since a few things needs to be done first, and I don’t know where to do them. > > Regards, Martin > Is this what you mean? ... and the QT_ACCESSIBILITY environment variable has to be set to 1: export QT_ACCESSIBILITY=1 If yes, you can run this in any terminal. If you want it stick (preserved over reboot), you want to edit your .profile and add the line there. Paul
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