Re: [orca-list] AT-SPI registry not found dialogue
- From: Willie Walker <William Walker Sun COM>
- To: Jason White <jason jasonjgw net>
- Cc: Li Yuan <Li Yuan Sun COM>, Orca-list <Orca-list gnome org>
- Subject: Re: [orca-list] AT-SPI registry not found dialogue
- Date: Wed, 09 Apr 2008 11:14:26 -0400
On my laptop I sometimes encounter the AT-SPI registry not started
dialogue
after invoking startx from the shell. So far as I can tell, there
seems to be
no means of closing this dialogue, and proceeding with the loading of
the
Gnome desktop, from the keyboard.
Yeah - it comes up in the upper left corner of the screen and you need
to push your mouse there in order to give it focus since no window
manager is running at the time. Kind of a pain, but once there, I
*think* you can interact with the dialog via the keyboard. There are
also other dialogs that appear, such as when you login as root or into
a failsafe session, that have similar issues.
I've thought about proposing a solution to these, such as forcing the
dialog to appear in the center of the display, which is where the mouse
comes up when the X server starts, or forcing a mouse move over the
window. Not really quite sure if anyone would be interested in
implementing these, but I'd really like to see something done. I
really don't like using the mouse. :-)
This is a timing issue. From what I discovered via a Web search,
gnome-session
waits for 5 seconds before concluding that the registry hasn't
started, then
presents this dialogue. On my laptop, possibly due to the slowness of
the hard
drive, this timeout, I suspect, sometimes expires.
Li recently did some work in this space. I've CC'd him so he can
comment.
Will
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