Re: [orca-list] Orca's not a process of its own on my system

[Jacob Schmude <j schmude gmail com>]

Hi
ubuntu 8.10 and above are the same. The orca devs can answer this  
better than I, but it's probably a change in the way orca is started  
through its script.
There's an easy way to kill orca though, just do:
orca -q
on the command line and that will kill the Orca python process. No  
need to killall python.



On Mar 15, 2009, at 06:24, Hermann wrote:

> Hi,
> unlike Ubuntu, Orca is not started as a process of its own on my  
> system
> (GRML 2008-11).
> When i have to do a:
> killall orca
> I get the message that there's no such process.
> I have to do:
> killall python
> instead.
> Disadvantage: This kills all python applications.
> So what's different on my system and why?
> Hermann
>
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