Re: gnome integrity problem

[Willie Walker <William Walker Sun COM>]

Hi:

This sounds like it might be an issue with the speech/audio interface. 
If you run the test-speech application, are you able to make it speak? 
If not, then speech may be screwed up on your operating system 
distribution.  :-(

Will

On 06/07/09 01:49, Jude DaShiell wrote:
> I did the recommened steps to get gnome installed and orca running over
> here and discovered even after orca gets configured and I log into
> gnome, orca will not speak. Alsa was used to play wav files on this
> computer earlier under gnome and those sounded fine. So, here's the
> gnome integrity problem. I don't know that I have a complete enough
> gnome to run orca. So far as I know, no command line utility exists to
> do this checking for me and either return gnome is fully installed or
> gnome is partially installed and these are the packages to install to
> make gnome fully installed. That would make life easier; maybe call it
> gnome-tracker.
>
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