[orca-list] Handling of Speech-Dispatcher in Gnome sessions

[Jason White <jason jasonjgw net>]

I don't know whether this is an Orca issue or completely internal to
speech-dispatcher.

Steps to reproduce:

1. From a console, start a Gnome session with startx.

2. Ensure that Orca, with Speech-dispatcher, is run, e.g., by having it
configured to start by default.

3. Log out of Gnome, terminating the session.

On my system, there is a speech-dispatcher process still running under my user
id at this point.

4. Run startx again so that another Gnome session is commenced and Orca is
started. At this point there is no speech output. The braille output, however,
is fine, so we know that Orca is working as it should be.

The work-around is to kill the speech-dispatcher process after logging out of
Gnome, i.e., with killall speech-dispatcher.

I'm running Orca 3.0.4 with Speech-dispatcher 0.7.1, which is still the latest
release, under Debian.

Can others reproduce this? Where would you like it reported?