Menu bar in qt apps in Ubuntu Precise
Alex Midence <[email protected]>
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Hi, folks, Wondered if anyone could offer up any advice on fixing this problem: For some reason, the menus are not being read in qt apps in Precise whereas they were being read in Oneiric. I was able to test this in Amarok, Dragon Player, KWallet and a few others. I'd hit, say alt h and then the down arrow and Orca would announce "Pop-up menu" and then read the menu item such as "Handbook", "About" ETC. Now, I do this in Precise, and I get silence the whole way through. What I will say is that I am able to explore these apps in flat review pretty well with the odd "filler" and "label" object being announced. The other thing I've noticed is that Unity 2d's controls are not as nicely labled as they were in Oneiric. I now hear "shell filler" and then something like: pannel, pannel, pannel Libre Office Impress not running Pannel Pannel Pannel Hitting right arrow no longer works as nicely to go from one to the other. Reason I'm bringing this up in both orca list and the kde list is that I'm wondering if something has been done to the qt-at-spi bridge that's different in this version and that is making qt apps read less well than they did before. Unity 2d, I understand, is qt based which is why the qt-at-spi bridge is installed by default. Are there any components I'm missing? I did go into the console and executed the export QTACCESSIBILITY=1 command before logging into my desktop session as I understand this makes a difference based on what I've read. Also, I note that all the version numbers of the KDE apps installed in the kubuntu-desktop package have 4.8 in them which leads me to believe that they are running qt 4.8 which is said to work best with the qt-at-spi bridge. Sorry about the length and I hope someone can help, Alex M