Re: [orca-list] solved: contracted braille now works on my borrowed braille sense

[Rob Whyte <fudge thefudge net>]

Hi,

no not yet we are still on 2.6.2.


By the way the -j flag for make tells your system to use that amount of
cores on the CPU, or use -j to use them all.


Glad Manjaro devs were able to help you out so promptly.

cheers

Rob



On 28/08/16 06:08, kendell clark wrote:
> hi all
>
> I've managed to solve the problem where turning on "enable contracted
> braille" in orca's settings would cause the display to go blank. It
> turned out to be a liblouis problem like joanie thought. For arch
> users, the maintainer of the liblouis package needs to add the
> "--enable-ucs4" option to the pkgbuild in the "./configure" line, and
> change the "make" command to "make -j1". That'll solve the problem.
> Liblouis needs updating also, the arch package is on 2.6.5, when
> version 3.0 is out. For anyone who uses sonar I've already done this,
> and you just need to watch for a liblouis update. Well, to be
> completely honest the manjaro people figured out the problem I was
> stumped and didn't know what to do, so thanks to them contracted
> braille should now work. I'm not sure about vinux users, are you guys
> on liblouis v3.0 yet? I suspect if not, luke will push an update to
> his accessibility PPA so you shouldn't have to do anything but wait
> for an update.
>
>
> Thanks
>
> Kendell Clark
>
>
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