@nocturne Yeah it's definitely not my first choice, but every attempt to download Mudlet has led to messages saying it's not available for Arch Linux ARM.
@doubletap@mastoblind@main If I remember right, I just hit space on the button. It didn't seem to count arrow key movements or space. I think I might have even left the focus on the button for starting and stopping recording so all I had to do was press the spacebar.
@main@mastoblind@FastSM Okay, never mind, lol. How it happened, I don't know, but my home timeline was hidden. I checked hidden timelines and it was there. It's fixed now.
@main@mastoblind@FastSM I just disabled streaming and restarted. Home timeline is still gone. Very weird. @FastSM can you please look into this when you get a chance?
@dhamlinmusic@main@mastoblind I need to play with NVDA and Braille more. I haven't been using Braille as much since I got rheumatoid arthritis in my hands last year, but I want to use it more. Last time I tried it, though, Braille Extender didn't seem to have a keymap for my Braille display, the Brailliant BI 40X, so a lot of commands didn't have Braille equivalents, and I didn't have the energy to assign them all.
@dhamlinmusic@main@mastoblind Yeah, I'm probably about to remove IndentNav, the only other one I have installed, as I've seen some strange issues with it, particularly when using Visual Studio Code.
@patricus@accessibility@disability@mastoblind I think this keyboard should be fine for you, but you would need to either use Shift+F10 or remap one of the extra function keys it comes with to an applications key. It doesn't have one by default, so that's what I'm planning to do.
@gwync@accessibility@disability@spoonies@mastoblind Yeah, wired is faster and more reliable in a lot of ways, but it doesn't exactly work from bed when your computer is several feet away on a desk, lol. That's the main reason I don't use it.
@gwync@accessibility@disability@spoonies@mastoblind The wired option was a big selling point for me too. I normally use wireless or Bluetooth, but having a stable fallback matters way more than I expected.
@kfjelsted@mastoblind@main Would you be willing to look at what I have so far and see if you can help with fixing errors? I'm getting a lot of "overfull" errors and issues with Biber not running. I'm getting extremely frustrated since this was due last week.
@kfjelsted@mastoblind@main I have PDF/UA tagging metadata in my presentation and according to GitHub Copilot chat, that's the problem. TeXLive 2025 on OpenSuse tumbleweed has a bug with that. I guess I'm going to try a manual TeXLive 2024 install and hope it's not too hard to manage.
@kfjelsted@mastoblind@main That's actually what I tried to do at first. I'm using TeXLive 2025 under WSL OpenSuse tumbleweed, but I kept getting errors like "cannot find \begin{document}, even though I could see it in my file.
@just_another_person I don't yet have HA installed. I was trying to figure out the best way to do it when I saw that in the docs. Good to know that's not so true anymore.
@nick @mastoblind @main Oh, did it? Okay, maybe I'll try it then. Last I'd heard it was being stopped.
@artwork I'm posting from Mastodon, which I don't think recognizes that format. I've always used @community@instance.
@nocturne Yeah it's definitely not my first choice, but every attempt to download Mudlet has led to messages saying it's not available for Arch Linux ARM.
@doubletap @mastoblind @main If I remember right, I just hit space on the button. It didn't seem to count arrow key movements or space. I think I might have even left the focus on the button for starting and stopping recording so all I had to do was press the spacebar.
@main @mastoblind @FastSM Okay, never mind, lol. How it happened, I don't know, but my home timeline was hidden. I checked hidden timelines and it was there. It's fixed now.
@main @mastoblind @FastSM I just disabled streaming and restarted. Home timeline is still gone. Very weird. @FastSM can you please look into this when you get a chance?
@dhamlinmusic @main @mastoblind I need to play with NVDA and Braille more. I haven't been using Braille as much since I got rheumatoid arthritis in my hands last year, but I want to use it more. Last time I tried it, though, Braille Extender didn't seem to have a keymap for my Braille display, the Brailliant BI 40X, so a lot of commands didn't have Braille equivalents, and I didn't have the energy to assign them all.
@dhamlinmusic @main @mastoblind Yeah, I'm probably about to remove IndentNav, the only other one I have installed, as I've seen some strange issues with it, particularly when using Visual Studio Code.
@dhamlinmusic @main @mastoblind Oof, and I had both installed. That might help explain the freezes, lol.
@patricus @accessibility @disability @mastoblind I think this keyboard should be fine for you, but you would need to either use Shift+F10 or remap one of the extra function keys it comes with to an applications key. It doesn't have one by default, so that's what I'm planning to do.
@gwync @accessibility @disability @spoonies @mastoblind Yeah, wired is faster and more reliable in a lot of ways, but it doesn't exactly work from bed when your computer is several feet away on a desk, lol. That's the main reason I don't use it.
@jmd2000 @prism @accessibility @disability @spoonies @mastoblind What are brown switches like, out of curiosity? I got the super reds, thinking they'd be the easiest to push given arthritis in my hands.
@gwync @accessibility @disability @spoonies @mastoblind The wired option was a big selling point for me too. I normally use wireless or Bluetooth, but having a stable fallback matters way more than I expected.
@prism @accessibility @disability @spoonies @mastoblind Same. I finally get why people are so loyal to them. It’s the first time a keyboard has felt like it’s working with me instead of against me.
@DesireeRenae @mastoblind @main Hmm, I'll have to look into this. I didn't know you could make presentations with Markdown.
@kfjelsted @mastoblind @main Would you be willing to look at what I have so far and see if you can help with fixing errors? I'm getting a lot of "overfull" errors and issues with Biber not running. I'm getting extremely frustrated since this was due last week.
@kfjelsted @mastoblind @main I have PDF/UA tagging metadata in my presentation and according to GitHub Copilot chat, that's the problem. TeXLive 2025 on OpenSuse tumbleweed has a bug with that. I guess I'm going to try a manual TeXLive 2024 install and hope it's not too hard to manage.
@kfjelsted @mastoblind @main That's actually what I tried to do at first. I'm using TeXLive 2025 under WSL OpenSuse tumbleweed, but I kept getting errors like "cannot find \begin{document}, even though I could see it in my file.
@just_another_person I don't yet have HA installed. I was trying to figure out the best way to do it when I saw that in the docs. Good to know that's not so true anymore.
@just_another_person I read a little on the HomeAssistant website, and it didn't sound like you could use addons if you installed in Docker.