Re: [orca-list] Orca and Arch again

["Christian" <christian08 runbox com>]

Hi,
See my answers below.


On 2010-05-09 at 21:19 Michael Whapples wrote:

> The only thing I can suggest trying is to try and work out where the
> problem actually is, unfortunately what you have said could have so many
> causes. Here are a few suggestions:
>
> * Is audio slow to respond?
No, the entire response of Orca is slow even on the braille display, but not in the Orca WIndow where the 
settings and exit button can be found.
> * If someone can visually check the screen does gnome and other
> applications run slowly?
Don't have any sighted help at the moment, sorry.
> * Related to the above, is there any difference when orca/accessibility
> is running?
Don't know.
> If it isn't any of the above, at least it tells us its somewhere in the
> ATK/at-spi/orca stuff. May be we could narrow it down a bit further if
> you could find out if other at-spi listeners (eg. accerciser or may be a
> simple custom python script) are also slow to respond to events.
>
> Sorry this doesn't help much, but hopefully if you can answer some of
> the above an answer may be easier to find.
>
> Michael Whapples
> On 01/-10/-28163 08:59 PM, Christian wrote:
> > Hi all,
> > OK, I am now thinking about giving up on Arch and going back to Debian.
> I am sorry to say that since I think that Arch is a great distro and I had
> really liked to use it, but since Orca doesn't seem to work anymore for
> me, well what to do?
> > Maybe I should upgrade Orca to the latest development version as well as
> at-spi just to see if it would make any difference just before I give up
> Arch.
> > I did a clean install of the OS earlier today but the same problem acurs
> after I have configured Orca.
> > I have also tried launching orca from a gnome-terminal, but with th same
> result.
> > And now, Orca just says top panel expanded frame when pressing alt-f1
> and nothing else.
> > So, any last tip?
> > Many thanks,
> > Christian