There are some incorrect button reminder of Software center when using orca screen reader.

[Yang Bai]

[Impact]
Lenovo customer require to fix it.From users experience this function is missing after launched some software. There are some incorrect button reminder of Software center when using orca screen reader.

[Test Case]
1. Boot into the system.
2. Enable the orca screen reader in the login screen.
3. Start the software center and click "AllSoftware/Installed/History".
4. Observe the orca screen reader work or not.

Expected result:
The screen reader should be reminder the words as label.

Actual result:
Only speak "Page toggle."

[Regression Potential]
N/A

[Other Info]
N/A

[Ara Pulido (ara)]

What release of Ubuntu has this been tested? Does this happen in Vivid?

[Alex Wen (ronglu-wen)]

@Ara

Tired on both stock Ubuntu 14.04 and Vidid, the bug is reproduced.

[Sebastien Bacher (seb128)]

Luke, could you have a look to that issue?

[Luke Yelavich (themuso)]

On Mon, Jan 12, 2015 at 07:01:32PM AEDT, Alex Wen wrote:
> + Expected result:
> + The screen reader should be reminder the words as label.

Could you please be more specific here? I am going to try and reproduce this, however I need to know more about what you think should or should not be heard. It may end up being obvious, but as an expected result, I think this is somewhat vague.

[Alex Wen (ronglu-wen)]

@Luke

The expected result is that if we enable the orca screen reader, the orca screen will speech where my cursor point at.
Take a example:
1. Enable the orca screen reader at the login screen.
2. Open an application such as libreoffice.
3. Let the cursor point at any one label.
4. Orca screen reader will speech the label name.

[Sebastien Bacher (seb128)]

@Alex, that bug is about software-center, could you give some specific details on what you expect to be read when following the steps in the bug description?

[Luke Yelavich (themuso)]

On Tue, Jan 13, 2015 at 06:00:56PM AEDT, Alex Wen wrote:
> @Luke
>
> The expected result is that if we enable the orca screen reader, the orca screen will speech where my cursor point at.
> Take a example:
> 1. Enable the orca screen reader at the login screen.
> 2. Open an application such as libreoffice.
> 3. Let the cursor point at any one label.
> 4. Orca screen reader will speech the label name.

Which cursor, mouse cursor, active focus/keyboard cursor?

Luke

[Alex Wen (ronglu-wen)]

@Sebastien,

If open software-center, and click the AllSoftware, Installed, History, or Process label. Lenovo required orca screen reader will speech like all software label, installed label, history label and process label but not page toggle speech.

[Alex Wen (ronglu-wen)]

@Luke

Mouse cursor

[Luke Yelavich (themuso)]

Ok, I have trouble navigating the software center and reviewing app information. I'm still not sure exactly what this bug is about, but I've got something to start with anyway.

[Luke Yelavich (themuso)]

Actually no, just had some weirdness on my system... It is perfectly possible to navigate the software center with tab and shift tab, and this includes the toolbar.

SO I am really not sure what this bug is about.

[Luke Yelavich (themuso)]

Ok, let me attempt to have a stab at determining just what this bug is about.

You're wanting Orca to speak the various toolbar buttons when you move the mouse cursor over them? If so, Orca has a setting that is off by default that speaks whatever is under the mouse. Open Orca preferences with Insert + Spacebar, and in the general tab, under mouse, check the checkbox labeled "Speak object under mouse"

And as I've alredy stated in this bug, those toolbar buttons are all accessible with the keyboard by using tab and shift tab.

Or am I missing something?

[Alex Wen (ronglu-wen)]

@Luke

Uploaded two videos, 1.mp4 is the checkbox "Speak object under mouse" uncheck.
2.mp4 is checkbox "Speak object under mouse" check.

After check the "Speak object under mouse" from the Orca preferences, the label name will make a speech as expect.

[Luke Yelavich (themuso)]

Ok, that didnt make things any clearer to me as to what the problem is. Those videos showed expected behavior. In addition, the main use of Orca is with the keyboard, and it is possible to get to the toolbar with keyboard commands.

I'm enclined to close this bug, given the mouse option previously mentioned.