Re: orca-setup, AttributeError

[Willie Walker <William Walker Sun COM>]

Hi Jan:

One *can* make orca run on a GNOME 2.12 system, but what you'll  
basically doing is pulling in needed bits from GNOME 2.14.  Since  
Orca is not at a 1.0 level yet, and since GNOME 2.14 bits are  
becoming more and more easily available (e.g., Fedora Core 5 and  
Ubuntu Dapper Drake), the path of least resistance here would be to  
just go to GNOME 2.14.

Will

On Apr 3, 2006, at 10:32 AM, Jan Buchal wrote:

> > > > > > "WW" == Willie Walker <William Walker Sun COM> writes:
>
> > > Yes but my problem with gnome now is probably in some bug I do
> > > not where in gnome, atspi?.... As I wrote ing gnome accessibility
> > > mailing list after accessibility feature settings don't work
> > > keyboard navigation and sometime gnome not start. Maybe I have
> > > wait for newest version of gnome session or something other.
>
>     WW> Are you using GNOME 2.14? If not, I'd recommend upgrading  
> to it
>     WW> since it will put us all on the same footing.
> No, 2.12 because it is the latest version in Debian amd64.
>
>     WW> If you are using GNOME 2.14, then I'm wondering if maybe some
>     WW> stale processes are hanging around. I'd look for any bonobo
>     WW> processes still hanging about, including anything that looks
>     WW> like a *-synthesis- driver.
> I can of course install form cvs but it is not easy. I am not sure  
> which
> components are significant. gnome session? gnome desktop?
>
>     WW> WRT to keyboard navigation not working, do you know if the
>     WW> desktop is completely hung or not, or can you still type in  
> text
>     WW> areas and get around via the mouse?
>
> I don't  understand very well now. My X with gnome session start and
> metacity too but some applications the firefox for example finish with
> segfault. If I switch the accessibility off then firefox works OK.
>
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