Re: [orca-list] Off topic messages, response to: orca on the ubuntu 9.04 cd

[Krishnakant <hackingkk gmail com>]

On Sun, 2009-04-26 at 15:48 +0000, Michael Whapples wrote:
> It can take time to get used to linux and the linux community, but
> once you've got into it it is good.

not just good, the way this works turns out to be much more productive
and you will enjoy this just because once you know whom to target the
questions and how to actually reproduce the bug or what ever, the
response time is quick and most often than not in a couple of pin
pointed exchanges of emails, the problem usually gets solved or at least
identified to the core.

It's fun and we all love it  Mind you some times the comunity support
overtakes the traditional commertial support.  As michael rightly said,
it takes a few days to get used to this.

happy hacking.
Krishnakant.
 
.
> Michael Whapples
> On 24/04/09 20:32, Scott Rutkowski wrote: 
> > Actually Michael your quite wrong here.
> > The question was about orca on the ubuntu live cd so it's not off
> > toppic.
> >  
> > I thought the linux community was meant to be a friendly place to
> > talk about orca and linux. 
> > Well so far I feel this isn't the case at all.
> > Linux seems to be for only those no it alls who keep to themselves
> > orca has a long long way to go to be even usable on ubuntu and
> > folks, do yourselves a favour, go and buy a macintosh. at least the
> > mac community are more friendlier then the linux community.
> >  
> >         ----- Original Message ----- 
> >         From: Michael Whapples 
> >         To: Orca-list gnome org 
> >         Sent: Saturday, April 25, 2009 12:17 AM
> >         Subject: [orca-list] Off topic messages, response to: orca
> >         on the ubuntu 9.04 cd
> >         
> >         
> >         Sorry if this seems to be banging on about off topic
> >         messages, but was this post a question about orca or ubuntu?
> >         I feel its a question about ubuntu as the message asked
> >         whether the issue was a problem with the ubuntu CD. For
> >         questions regarding ubuntu please use ubuntu forums and
> >         mailing lists. Details of the community support for ubuntu
> >         can be found at the ubuntu website www.ubuntu.com.
> >         
> >         Michael Whapples
> >         On 23/12/42 19:59, Scott Rutkowski wrote: 
> >         > HI all.
> >         >  
> >         > Firstly if i've missed anything here I appologize.
> >         > I've checked the mailing list archives and see no
> >         > reference to orca and ubuntu 9.04.
> >         > Today I just downloaded the new ubuntu 9.04 live desktop
> >         > i386 cd and have noticed when booting the live cde, orca
> >         > doesn't speak properly at all.
> >         > When you do an alft f2 type in orca and hit enter orca
> >         > doesn't read the beginning part of the setup assistant and
> >         > you just can't seem to get through the setup correctly.
> >         > Is this a known problem with the ubuntu 9.04 live cd?
> >         > I've tried the live cd on 3 other pc's and the same thing
> >         > happens.
> >         > If anyone has any info on this please can they let us
> >         > know?
> >         >  
> >         > Thanks for your time.
> >         >  
> >         >  
> >         
> >         
> >         
> >         
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