Hi.
I believe the distro you are using has a menu system in place, is this is
correct? On the pi, you are at a console prompt so you have to enter commands
to do anything. There is no menu system that comes up offering a choice of apps.
HTH,
Mo.
Jeffery Mewtamer <mewtamer@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
After a few initial hiccups, I now have a Raspberry Pi that boots to
console with speech enabled(and speech that loads early enough to read
boot messages at that) However, the text-mode screen reader used by
the talking Rasberian image I'm using(the one posted to this mailing
list earlier this week) behaves quite differently from the text-mode
screen reader(Suse B Linux, SBL for short) used by the Linux distro I
run on my x86 machines(Adriane Knoppix), which is a bit disorienting.
Any help on how to control this screen reader would be much
appreciated.
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