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Description

This test case verifies functionality of Braille output in a graphical user environment (desktop) using a physical Braille display.

Setup

  • Install the pre-release version of Fedora that is to be tested on a bare metal or virtual machine, ensuring that BRLTTY is included in the installation.

How to test

  1. Power on the system and wait for it to boot up.
  2. Login to GNOME desktop.
  3. Start Orca (e.g. by pressing Super+Alt+s).
  4. Open a simple application (e.g. a text editor).
  5. Perform various operations (e.g. typing and editing text) and verify that updates are accurately reflected on the Braille display.
  6. Try to move the text cursor to a certain position by pressing the cursor button (above a corresponding character) on the Braille display.

Expected Results

  1. The Braille display should initialize after brltty starts.
  2. In the desktop, the Braille display should NOT show "screen not in text mode".
  3. The Braille display should show output of the active application (window) without errors.
  4. Braille output must accurately reflect the application content throughout the test.
  5. All entered text should be correctly updated and displayed on the Braille device.
  6. Text cursor should move to a corresponding character after a cursor button is pressed on the Braille device.
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