Is there an existing issue for this?
Current Behavior
I don't know the application layout nor how to control it so I navigate by Tab or arrow keys. The screen reader (be it built-in Windows Narrator or NVDA) announces all texts of potential buttons and then the selected distro item telling whether it is running or not. However, I don't have any feedback what to do now but as I "see" just items I try to press ENTER. Then I thought, according to the speech feedback of the screen reader, that the currently selected distro will be run but something like a button bar is then displayed and the buttons can be navigated by arrow keys but they haven't any labels associated to them. I can't get much further. You can try to navigate with Narrator and hear what I am describing by pressing Win+Ctrl+Enter which by default starts Narrator in Windows 10/11.
Expected Behavior
Just the current item along with its description or any additional information (such as Fedora 44 - running) should be announced when navigating by cursor keys, The item should be presented so that a screen reader user could deduce, from the type of a windows control, how to interact with that item, e.g. when I know that I landed on a button, I would press Enter or Space to press it; when I know that I am in a dialog box, I know that I can tab through controls etc.
Steps To Reproduce
- Press Win+Ctrl+Enter to launch Narrator.
- Press cursor up/down in the application window. You should see what I am describing first.
- Press Enter on any Linux distro item, then Cursor Down to land on the first button and then Tab to go through buttons. You will hear just "button" without a label so you don't know what purpose it serves.
Environment
- Windows Version: Windows 11 25H2 with latest updates (Czech locale, but describing it as if I had English to make the life easier)
- WSL Distro Manager Version: v1.11.0
- WSL Version: 2
- Source: GitHub Releases (ZIP)
Anything else?
No response
Is there an existing issue for this?
Current Behavior
I don't know the application layout nor how to control it so I navigate by Tab or arrow keys. The screen reader (be it built-in Windows Narrator or NVDA) announces all texts of potential buttons and then the selected distro item telling whether it is running or not. However, I don't have any feedback what to do now but as I "see" just items I try to press ENTER. Then I thought, according to the speech feedback of the screen reader, that the currently selected distro will be run but something like a button bar is then displayed and the buttons can be navigated by arrow keys but they haven't any labels associated to them. I can't get much further. You can try to navigate with Narrator and hear what I am describing by pressing Win+Ctrl+Enter which by default starts Narrator in Windows 10/11.
Expected Behavior
Just the current item along with its description or any additional information (such as Fedora 44 - running) should be announced when navigating by cursor keys, The item should be presented so that a screen reader user could deduce, from the type of a windows control, how to interact with that item, e.g. when I know that I landed on a button, I would press Enter or Space to press it; when I know that I am in a dialog box, I know that I can tab through controls etc.
Steps To Reproduce
Environment
Anything else?
No response