Re: [orca-list] Orca-2.31.90 checking version in a terminal

["Milton" <milton tomaatnet nl>]

Hi Juanje,
First I have to say that I did not doe the built-dep steps. Just downloading 
and installing 2.31.90. I shut down the running Orca with insert+q then 
switch with cd orca-2.31.90 and then typing orca. Next I type orca -v and 
Orca speaking up the content of the terminal while pressing on the 
controlbutton it is not possible to stop the speech. At the end Orca says 
goodbye and quits.
I did the same before with 2.31.6 and Orca did not quits after typing 
orca -v.
Milton
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Juanje Ojeda" <jojeda emergya es>
To: "orca" <orca-list gnome org>
Cc: "Milton" <milton tomaatnet nl>
Sent: Monday, August 23, 2010 7:45 AM
Subject: Re: [orca-list] Orca-2.31.90 checking version in a terminal


> Hi Milton,
>
> 2010/8/19 Milton <milton tomaatnet nl>:
> > Dear Orca developers,
> > First of all, many thanks for your hard work!
> > I did a fresh install of Ubuntu 10.04 with the help of Orca. I am just an
> > end user.
> > After I download en install orca-2.31.90.
> > All went fine with sudo ./configure, make en make install.
> > checking in a terminal the version of Orca with orca -v, Orca reads the
> > content and say goodbye and quits.
> > The content shows the version 2.31.90.
> > With no problems I can start Orca again with alt + F2 typing orca and
> > everything is fine.
>
> I'm trying to undertand what the issue is, because I'm not quite sure...
> * Did you have another Orca running and the 'orca -v' killed it?
> * You just run 'orca -v' it show you the version and quit, but you
> weren't expecting it quit.
> * Is the issue that 'orca -v' launched the Orca itself and after it
> was killed, instead of just showing the version?
>
> Thanks for your report and for your time :-)
>
> --
> Juanje