Re: [orca-list] gnome-accessibility food fight

["hank smith" <hanksmith5 gmail com>]

got any books for dumbies you know the ones who don't really use command 
line and who really never touched such a interface? refering to myself
there any easy non jargan stuff I could read?
thanks
Hank
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Jude DaShiell" <jdashiel shellworld net>
To: <orca-list gnome org>
Sent: Sunday, May 31, 2009 4:03 PM
Subject: [orca-list] gnome-accessibility food fight


> This happened for those of us using debian squeeze distribution May 29, 
> 2009.  Basicly, other parts of gnome got updated to a point where they're 
> no longer compatible with gnome-accessibility and this had left orca 
> inoperable and speechless for the last week or so.  It wasn't until the 
> 29th that I found out why while doing updates.  Most times when packages 
> get updated these days it's for security reasons earlier in software life 
> cycles when concentration on security wasn't so heavy updates brought new 
> features with them.  This is especially true for what Microsoft releases 
> perhaps less so for other operating systems.  Gnome-accessibility 
> debian/squeeze flavor at least will be ready when it's ready and I'm quite 
> willing to be patient.  Another reason for my willingness to be patient is 
> I spent some time learning Linux command line interface and also installed 
> stuff on systems that will run in command line interface mode without 
> reference to or need for graphical user interfaces or their libraries. The 
> moral of this story for anyone new to Linux or about to be new to Linux is 
> to spend as much time learning command line interface as they do graphical 
> user interface because sooner or later one of these gnomish food fights 
> will happen and when that happens they will still have an ability to use 
> their computer allbeit through command line interface.
>
>
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