Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: unity
When keyboard access mode "stickykeys" is enabled, it needs to have some
kind of indicator to show the user which state the various lockable keys
are in.
This was previously provided by the AccessX Status panel applet in
GNOME.
I cannot seem to find how it's done in Unity. I'm sure the
Accessibility Team won't have overlooked such an important feature, but
how and where it's activated and placed on the Unity panel/indicator
tray/whatever should probably be made more clear.
A working stickykeys implementation is a big deal for a lot of people
with access issues.
I've been testing with the 32bit Natty, but I'm sure arch doesn't make a
difference to this kind of bug.
Apologies if this is the wrong package, etc. etc.
** Affects: unity (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Tags: access accessibility natty
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Title:
Unity does not appear to have a Keyboard Access Status indicator
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