Re: [orca-list] I have installed Gnome and Orca on GRML

[Michael Whapples <mwhapples aim com>]

Regarding orca starting earlier than it should, not quite sure what 
causes it, I haven't noticed it on GRML but I think I noticed something 
similar on opensolaris. As I don't know the cause, I don't know the 
solution.

As a note: I set orca to start automatically by the check box in the 
orca preferences rather than through the preferred accessibility 
applications window in gnome or the session settings window.

As for using startx, I think an answer has been given, essentially 
redirect stdout and stderr to /dev/null and use the & character to put 
startx to the background. To save the typing add the command to a script.

Michael Whapples
On 23/12/42 19:59, Hermann wrote:
> Hi,
> thanks to Michael Whapples, I successfully installed Gnome and the latest
> Orca on a GRML system.
> Everything went fine so far, but ther's one issue with Orca:
> I set it to start automatically when I log in. Orca now starts as soon
> as the log in window appears but it goes away immediately. After I put
> in my log in data, Orca doesn't come back. I've to restart it manually.
> Can anyone confirm this? What can I do to fix this?
> And a question that might be a little OT:
> I start the Gnome session with the command startx, which blocks the text
> terminal I've performed that command. Any chance to get this terminal
> back while Gnome is running?
> Hermann
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