Ubuntu mate accessibility

[David Hunt]

Hello!


May I suggest a single-panel Mate layout like Redmond!  To set this,  
Do, from the run dialogue or terminal:


mate-panel --reset --layout redmond



This will result in a layout having only a bottom panel, and a single 
menu, having all of Applications, Places, and System menu items. your 
indicators should be on the bottom.  You'll still need 'ctrl+alt+esc' to 
move to panel; not sure how to fix this shortcut.


I think, if you run gparted with


sudo -g




you'll be asked for password, then get an accessible session.




HTH,




Dave





On 04/01/2018 10:31 AM, Pavel Vlček wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I am Ubuntu Mate 18.04 user for now. Why? Because Mate desktop is 90% 
> accessible on Ubuntu. I am using Beta 1 now and I am going to install 
> updates. I have a question. When I want to go to the top panel, I must 
> to remove bottom panel, because ctrl alt esc focus on bottom panel and 
> Xcaja desktop and ctrl alt tab does nothing, so is some way to access 
> both panels or Can I remove the panel?
>
> And my last question. Someone posted to the Orca list, how to run 
> gparted with speech. But what is the command? Sudo -e gparted, or 
> something else? Gparted is inaccessible by default.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Pavel
>
>
>