Re: [orca-list] Question about upgrading Orca and at-spi

[Hermann <meinelisten onlinehome de>]

am Do 28. Feb 2008 um 16:13:25 schrieb Christian <christian08 runbox com>:
> Using the latest test version of Debian. When I installed orca for the first time I used apt-get install 
> gnome-orca.
> Orca was then installed into /usr/bin/orca and at-spi to /usr/lib/at-spi
> Now when I downloaded and installed from svn it installed into /usr/local instead so now i think i have two 
> binaries of orca and an older and a newer at-spi. What is the best way to get rid of the old at-spi and the 
> old Orca?

To uninstall your old Orca type:
sudo apt-get remove gnome-orca
Then type:
whereis orca 
to see whether a binary is there. If one exists in /usr/local/bin:
Change to your Orca source directory and type:
sudo make uninstall
Then rebuild your new Orca from within that directory by typing:
./configure
if you prefer to have the binary in /usr/local/bin. If you prefer 
/usr/bin type:
./configure --prefix=/usr
Note: If you install from a SVN build, replace ./configure by 
./autogen.sh
Then:
make
sudo make install
To confirm that everything went right, type:
whereis orca
and
orca -v
If the binary is in the right directory and the version is the one you 
want, restart Orca from the GUI.
Hermann