Re: [orca-list] I've got ubuntu feisty re-installed, now how to update it?

[Willie Walker <William Walker Sun COM>]

Mike:

If you'd like to experiment with the latest sources, you don't 
necessarily have to install them into /usr.  You could instead trying 
using a different --prefix switch when running autogen.  For example, 
you might choose something such as:

./autogen.sh --prefix=$HOME/myorca
make
make install

You can then run the resulting orca using:

$HOME/myorca/bin/orca

Note also that you need not do any of the commands as root if you are 
building/installing into a directory owned by you (e.g., $HOME).

Will

Mike Reiser wrote:
> Ok,
>  
> Now that I have ubuntu feisty back on, what is the best way to keep it 
> up-to-date so I can get the latest release of orca?  When I run the 
> update manager it stops speaking.  Will the latest stable version of 
> orca support firefox?  I'm a little weary of getting the source of orca 
> due to what happened last time smiles.  Thanks,
>  
> Mike
>
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