Re: [orca-list] Problems with flat review in Ubuntu 9.04

[Jacob Schmude <j schmude gmail com>]

Hi
Thanks Steve. You reminded me, I forgot to mention I'm running the  
latest orca trunk. Not much good if I don't report that, grin.



On Mar 10, 2009, at 23:16, Steve Holmes wrote:

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> I'm still showing version 2.25.91 here but at the last time I right
> clicked a link in the gnome terminal, it gave me the usual context
> menu and I was able to open the link fine.  The only problem I had at
> that time is the link was broken  up in my e-mail which I was reading
> with mutt so I had to pipe the message into firefox to open the link
> correctly.  But as for clicking with flat review, that part was
> working fine.  Let me go out and upgrade from svn and see what then
> will happen.
>
> On Tue, Mar 10, 2009 at 11:04:39PM -0400, Jacob Schmude wrote:
> > Hi Everyone
> > I'm running Ubuntu 9.04, GNOME 2.25.92 and all updates applied. I'm
> > noticing a problem with flat review, where I can review the window  
> > fine
> > but if I attempt to click on something with the flat review left or  
> > right
> > click keys, it always clicks on the top panel, specifically the  
> > menu bar.
> > I noticed this a few days ago when I attempt to click on an item in
> > Audacity that the keyboard wouldn't navigate to, and it is  
> > happening with
> > all applications. Removing the panel does no good, it simply  
> > activates on
> > the desktop instead, it is insisting, it seems, on clicking on the
> > foremost parent window whatever that window happens to be.
> > Does anyone know why this would be happening, and can anyone running
> > Ubuntu 9.04, or any GNOME 2.25 installation, duplicate this  
> > problem? Is
> > there a bug already filed on it? I didn't see one, and I'll file  
> > one if
> > there isn't.
> >
> >
> >   The major difference between a thing that might go wrong and a  
> > thing
> > that cannot possibly go wrong is that when a thing that cannot  
> > possibly
> > go wrong goes wrong it usually turns out to be impossible to get at  
> > or
> > repair.
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