On 6/10/26 6:10 AM, Emilio Pozuelo Monfort wrote:
Orca has a setting to adjust the Voice. Press Orca+space bar and select Voice.Hi,I'm adding the debian accessibility list to Cc, hopefully they can help diagnose the issues and help you set things up properly.On 10/06/2026 09:28, Jack Sparrow wrote:dear, i try screen reader on trixie and gnome but the speaker is to speed, may is not a bug, but an configuration need. may be more configuration for accessibility need.
Orca can route the mouse pointer to the current item with Orca+slash on the numeric keypad. Then you can press '/' to click the mouse. There are other commands as well.and screen reader need focused mouse, without eyes how focused ?
You probably need to learn some of the Gnome shortcut keys. Many people use Mate Desktop instead because it has less accessibility bugs. Seeit's just my first test on trixie, i can't try my native language. and some gnome short key navigation isn't usable without mouse... like an key to show direct access on part or menu of windows. cycling by alt-tab is long, a mix between alt-tab and direct access like a key to show direct access may be is more use full way
https://wiki.debian.org/Orca#Orca_voices https://github.com/C-Loftus/orca-intro-guide
may be can i have an computer to test testing/unstable. and sure gnome ;) take care jack sparrowCheers, Emilio