Re: [orca-list] Activating AT-SPI with a command?

[Jacob Schmude <j schmude gmail com>]

Hi
Am I wrong, or are you saying that Orca can be used with LXDE? Not  
sure the gconftool command will affect LXDE or not. In any case, if  
Orca can work with LXDE, how is this done? I've attempted to get this  
working but so far no luck, there's just no response from Orca in LXDE  
for me though it does run. I can use most of LXDE's individual  
components under GNOME though, such as leafpad and lxterminal (though  
lxterminal would need a bit of scripting), but how do you get the base  
LXDE to present itself to Orca?

> On Feb 9, 2009, at 9:20 AM, Hermann wrote:
>
> > Hi,
> > I tried to activate the accessibility mechanism in the latest  
> > Knoppix CD,
> > in order to use the built in Orca.
> > Orca just starts with the welcom message and then exits.
> > I remember that there's a command to activate AT-SPI, but I forgot  
> > its
> > precise form.
> > Any hints?
> > If you want to try the latest Knoppix including its accessible  
> > desktop
> > environment Adriane go to:
> > ftp://knoppix.ftp.fu-berlin.de/KNOPPIX_V6.0-ADRIANE_V1.1CD-2009-01-27-EN.iso
> > Note: Adriane is text based and uses SBL. In order to start the  
> > "regular"
> > Knoppix version enter at first stop:
> > knoppix
> > It then starts with 4 text terminals and the GUI LXDE.
> > Hermann
> >
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