Re: [orca-list] Can we ix the link speech pauses already?

[Joanmarie Diggs <joanmarie diggs gmail com>]

Hey all.

As soon as the GNOME Foundation Board finalizes the contract, we will
have someone working on performance with an emphasis on Gecko.

In addition, I'm working on a major (uber) refactor currently to rip
apart much of Gecko so that we don't have to reinvent the wheel with
WebKitGtk. WebKitGtk is really, really performant. Seriously. I do
believe you will like it.

Stay tuned on both fronts. As I said recently, just because you haven't
seen a bunch of little commits lately doesn't mean your humble Orca team
is not busting its butt to make Orca better. <smile>

Take care.
--joanie

On Fri, 2010-11-26 at 19:29 +0000, Christopher Brannon wrote:
> Trevor Saunders <trev saunders gmail com> writes:
>
> > well, it looks like what ever the problem is its in orca somewhere.  I
> > made a test page with 50 links in a row and had orca read it.  Heres
> > some of the output of top while that was going on.
>
> I concur.  I forced Speech Dispatcher and Orca to use TCP sockets.
> I used tcpdump and tcpflow to spy on them, while I was visiting my own
> webpage.  Here's a dump of the SSIP messages that Orca sent to Speech
> Dispatcher.  None of these are surprising.  They're just "speak"
> messages, as used when speaking any other bit of text.  However, I could
> hear the lag around each of the links.
>
> -- Chris
>
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