Christian,
In gconf-editor, check /apps/gdm/simple-greeter/disable_user_list .
Instead of presenting a list of users to click from and enter a
password, this will allow you to type the username, press tab, then
type the password and press enter to log in.
While you're there, you probably want to check
/apps/gdm/simple-greeter/accessiblity/screen_reader_enabled as well.
Best of luck, and thanks for your patience.
- James Mason 'bear454'
On Wed, Apr 14, 2010 at 7:10 PM, Christian
Hi all, OK, so I have downloaded the milestone5 of the Opensuse 11.3 release and I have a few comments and a question. As a blind computer user, one can press F9 to get the talking menu when booting the instalation or Live CD of Gnome. I have downloaded the Live CD in this case. I would suggest that the default sound scheme would be enabled so that one could hear when the Gnome desktop has finished loading and not rely on the CD is working. Also, when starting orca by hitting alt f-2 and typing orca one needs to log out and log back in in order for the accessibility support to be enabled. Here comes the point where I am stuck. If logged out, is there any key that one could press in order to log back into Gnome? Or how many times should I press tab and then enter in order to get to the login button? Please, can someone help so that I can try out how well Orca works in this release of Opensuse. Just log out of gnome and try pressing tab or if you know the shortcut for the login button, please let me know. Many thanks, Christian
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