Re: [orca-list] What should 'orca -q' kill? (was Re: Odd behavior with restarting Orca)

[Tom Masterson <kd7cyu yahoo com>]

I agree with Joanie and Luke.  THe only thing orca -q should kill is the 
session for the current user.

Tom

On Thu, 2 Sep 2010, Steve Holmes wrote:

> On Wed, Sep 01, 2010 at 10:50:26PM -0400, Joanmarie Diggs wrote:
> > Just to be sure you and I are on the same page, by "current" do you mean
> > master or gnome stable (2.30.2)?
>
> Joanie, I never gave thought to multiple users running Orca at the
> same time on the same machine.  Given that, your reasoning makes sense
> and I would then go along with your view that the behavior in master
> should remain as it is right now.  I was just noticing the difference
> and figured to report it.  As long as I know this and figure my
> current Orca session is busted, I can try killing with 'orca -q' from
> a normal user, which is probably the cleaner way to stop it, but if
> that doesn't work, I can always do the "Unicy" things to kill it.
> We'll probably need to make these points clear in the wiki and any
> other documentation that discusses this area; I'll take a look and see
> if that might be necessary.
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