Just installed working Debian

[Sean McMahon]

You have to use the speakup up/down reading commands to read the text and press
space to go to next page.  mplayer is a great audio player.  The deb you want is
mplayer-nogui or mplayer-custom and w32-codecs or the essential codecs.  You can
of course choose bo build anything you want from source.Once you have a good
mplayer, install mplayer-doc and read the mailcap manpage to learn how to setup
automatic playing of audio files from a website.
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Andrew Hodgson" <andrew at hodgsonfamily.org>
To: "Speakup is a screen review system for Linux." <speakup at braille.uwo.ca>
Sent: Monday, June 27, 2005 3:45 PM
Subject: Just installed working Debian


Hi,

Have now got real Speakup Netinst iso working fine with my system (am on
ADSL and got all packages in a few minutes).  Over the top of the base
system (I didn't choose to install any specific packages) I did apt-get
install lynx, and I can now browse the web.  I just want to know if
there are tips on what to do now?  I want to read my IMAP mailbox and
play audio files if possible.

Also are there any helpful commands to read the text in Lynx?  I had to
read it using up and down using the numeric keypad, then get the next
page of the web page in order to get more info - similar with Man pages
- I would dearly love to just cursor up and down - is this possible?

Thanks.
Andrew.

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