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* Using console text editors with Speakup
@  James Austin
   ` Samuel Thibault
   ` Kirk Reiser
  0 siblings, 2 replies; 12+ messages in thread
From: James Austin @  UTC (permalink / raw)
  To: speakup

Hello

I am not sure if this is the right forum to ask this question, so 
apologies if not. Please feel free to point me to the correct place. But 
here goes.


I am quite a new or should I say casual Linux user. I am currently using 
the latest LTS of Ubuntu running in a VM. After days of searching and 
tinkering, I finally have Speakup working. Yay! I am really impressed 
with it, so thank you.


Could anyone please give me some pointers on using VI or VIM or some 
other console editor with Speakup please? When I navigate using the VIM 
key bindings, Speakup either does not respond, or does so 
intermittently. Am I missing something that I should have set?

I am quite comfortable moving around the filesystem, having been an OS X 
user for over ten years and doing a lot of command line work in that time.

Thank you

Best

James


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