Would probably be a good question for the orca list... again, I am not experiencing these issues, although that of course does not take away your issue. Are you on the Orca list? If not, I can see if

Or, use CLI... no Desktop required. LOL.

I believe that this may be hardware-specific... I am using and have used Mate, and do not experience issues with reading desktop icons. If it isn't working for you with the default file manager, whate

Fair point. However, many people I run into these days have multiple devices, and POP just makes a mess of things when you are using different devices.... IMAP does a much better job at keeping everyt

I strongly disagree... IMAP allows for the syncing of messages and folders in real-time, and POP can't even begin to compare... IMAP all the way here. Of course I no longer use e-mail clients, but tha

My preference is... longer is better. I do have a long stride, and I walk quickly... I want as much cane as possible between me and whatever object. I have fast reaction times, but with short canes I

My pick would be the Stream for sure... SSD over standard HD any day. Thanks.

Yes, it is.

Sophos focuses on enterprise security more than anything. So, they focus on enterprise solutions. The home version is a stripped down version of the enterprise version, without all of the security sui

Hello, I have not seen it be a system hog at all. Thanks. I have n

Hello, I don't know anything about it on a Mac or on IOS, and I am not even sure why one might install a program on iOS... however, on Windows, it works great. The Android app works well also. The int

I think you are referring to user account control? This is a security feature, and I strongly urge you to consider not disabling it. There are more than a few reasons for why it exists, and it is for

When you have the headset on, the switch on the right ear can be slid to its bottom setting for off, the middle setting for Bluetooth, and the top setting for RF with the receiver plugged into the com

Interesting... if it says U, it is not a quad-core, and I would be calling Dell to ask why they ripped you off. There is not a ultra-low voltage processor that is a quad-core processor, and saying tha

If your device manager has specks for four processor cores, you have four cores, not two cores and two hyper-threaded ones. If you had two cores, you would only see two cores.

One thing... I would put the shelf life for any laptop to be right at five-seven years. This is for an average individual that bounces the laptop around, puts their machine to daily use, etc etc. Also

I definitely understand. I spec out my machines as well. I'm not criticizing you for your choice of a machine.

This thread has a lot of information, and reading it as a whole gives me a headache, so let me digest it for everyone if I can. Many laptops have dual core processors. Whether they are hyper-threaded

I have a Linksys wrt1900 router here. It works very well. Signal penetrates excellent. The speeds are wonderful. I have a Western Digital My Cloud storage device attached and that works well as well.

In short, anybody that says it doesn't work doesn't know how to use their screen reader. It works quite well... in fact an Office 365 subscription will let you download the same office to your comp.