QA:Orca basic functionality

Description

This test case covers basic Orca screen reader functionality.

Setup

• Login to GNOME.

How to test

1. Start Orca by pressing Super+Alt+S.
2. Press Ctrl+Alt+Tab (several times, if needed) to select "Top Bar".
3. Use arrow keys to navigate through the top bar items.
4. When "System menu" (the last item on the right) is selected, press the arrow key down.
5. Go through all the System menu items using the Tab (or Shift+Tab) key.
6. Close the menu by pressing the Esc key.
7. Press Ctrl+Alt+Tab (several times, if needed) to switch back to the "Windows" area.
8. Stop Orca by pressing Super+Alt+S.

Expected Results

1. When started, Orca should announce "Screen reader on".
2. While switching GNOME areas, Orca should read names of the areas (Windows, Top bar, ...)
3. After switching to the top bar, Orca should announce "Activities toggle button, not pressed".
4. While jumping through the top bar items, Orca should read the name of each item.
5. While jumping through the system menu items, Orca should read the name of each item.
6. When stopped, Orca should announce "Screen reader off".