Re: [orca-list] Ubuntu 11.10 and unity 3d

[Hammer Attila <hammera pickup hu>]

                Hy Dave,

I simple installed gnome-session-fallback package, and change the 
session with gnome-fallback session.
I copy Luke letter part how can you possible change session without need 
you logged out and stop Lightdm, but I not tried yet this solution:
"You need to know what your user ID is, not your user name your user ID 
number. To find this out, open a terminal and run:
echo $UID
Make a note of the number you hear, you will need it in the next 
command. To make the change, run this command:

dbus-send --type=method_call --system --reply-timeout=1000 
--dest=org.freedesktop.Accounts /org/freedesktop/Accounts/User$uid 
org.freedesktop.Accounts.User.SetXSession string:ubuntu-2d

Where $uid is your user ID number, mine is 1000.
accessibility at login will certainly be fixed for precise, and may be 
fixed in oneiric as well, depending on how invasive the fix is."
You need simple replace unity-2d with gnome-fallback the last command.

If this method are not help you, have an another possibility:
1. run sudo gedit /var/lib/AccountsService/users/yourusername command, 
yourusername is equals your real username.
2. Replace the Xsession beginning line the session name with your wanted 
session after the equals sign, for example, if you want using GNOME3 
fallback session, your line is following:
XSession=gnome-fallback
You need seeing following result the file before you doing a reboot:

[User]
XSession=gnome-fallback

This is a possible non elegant method with session change, but me always 
working until Lightdm will be not accessible with screen reader.

Attila