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Thanks will for your help I'll try and see what
happens :)
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Monday, May 18, 2009 8:54 AM
Subject: Re: [orca-list] updating orca on
ubuntu8.19 now?
Hi Kyle:
As the Orca
project lead, I'm going to give you the 'official' stance: each release of
Orca is targeted for the version of GNOME for which it was made. The Ubuntu
folks are diligent about packaging the GNOME releases well, so the version of
Orca that comes with 8.10 is most likely the version that came with GNOME.
This is the official compatible version.
Having said that, I don't
control your fingers and what commands they type on your keyboard. If they
happen to type the commands under the "Obtaining the Orca Sources, Building
and Installing" section of http://live.gnome.org/Orca/DownloadInstall, well,
that's what they typed. Keep in mind that those same fingers, and not mine,
are the ones that bear the responsibility to get you out of any trouble that
they may have caused.
Will
On May 18, 2009, at 9:19 PM, kyle
wrote:
I'm using ubuntu8.10 and am
not sure if I should be using svn still or git to update and still have
stable orca. if I use git what are the commands? I've seen differen't bits
of info on the list but as far as I could tell it was all for 9.04. Sorry if
this is has been covered and I've just missed. Thanks for your help.
kyle_______________________________________________
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