Hi,
If you are using the latest Orca and still have the ~/.orca/ directory it doesn't save new settings. Check to make sure that ~/.local/share/orca/ exists, and if it does, then remove your ~/.orca directory with the command:
rm -r ~/.orca/
After the old directory is removed things should save as expected.
HTH
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On Sun, 2010-10-03 at 08:15 -0400, Derek London wrote:
I recently installed voxin, and tried to set some preferences for the new voice. Anything I change in the orca preferences screen is good only for the current session. Whenever orca is restarted, or the machine rebooted, the new settings are lost and the defaults restored. Is there something I need to do besides clicking apply and then ok? Could there be a file that might have had permissions changed by a script? If that’s a possibility, what file(s) should I check, and what permissions do they need to be set with?
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