Re: [orca-list] should orca set up atk gconf?



Well, I used gdm and I had not enabled the accessible login, but when I
logged in, the registry daemon was not starting.  When I enabled the key
it worked, so I thought there was some change, so I am not sure what was
going on here.  Now I enabled the accessible login and gdm works and my
user works also.  Very strange.

Michael Whapples <mwhapples aim com> wrote:

I think I have just realised what you might be doing, are you starting
gnome using startx rather than GDM?

On my arch system (running gnome 2.30) using GDM to start gnome, the
key you refer to is false in my user account but orca runs fine. Also
on my debian system (also using GDM to start gnome) I don't remember
ever having to manually set this key.

May be the difference is to do with using startx.

Michael Whapples
On 04/24/2010 01:09 PM, covici ccs covici com wrote:
Well, I found I had to set the key manually for my regular user before
the registry daemon would start properly and this seems to be something
new -- in other words, not just for the gdm user, but for the user I
normally log in with I had to set the atk key.

Michael Whapples<mwhapples aim com>  wrote:

   
Hello John,
As far as I understand it, orca sets all gconf keys needed to run orca
once you have logged in to gnome (this includes the one to start
at-spi). The only keys you need to set manually are those for
accessible log in. I don't think orca could set these keys for
accessible log in as it requires setting them for another user (using
sudo, su, etc) and so you can't guarantee whether the user running
orca will have the correct permissions.

Is the current situation fine, I think possibly as its something a
user may never do (as its something which only those granted extra
permissions can do) or if they do need to do it then it only needs
doing once per linux installation. Could it be made easier, yes a GUI
tool could be created and put in administrative applications (I feel
the best place for it, this is where gdmsetup was to be found but
that's deprecated now).

Michael Whapples
On 01/-10/-28163 08:59 PM, covici ccs covici com wrote:
     
Hi.  I was trying to get orca to work on my gentoo system and sometime
in the 2.28 cycle or thereafter apparently it was necessary too  set
/desktop/gnome/applications/at/screen_reader_enabled to true for the
registry daemon to properly start.  I wonder if Orca should set this in
its setup -- seems to be harmless and would save a lot of confusion --
at least it would have for me.

Thanks for all the great work on Orca.


       
   

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         covici ccs covici com



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