Re: [orca-list] to install or not to install, that is the question.

[Guy Schlosser <guyster104 att net>]

Well, I went ahead and did the install by using dist-upgrade.  So far, 
everything seems to work as expected.  Love being able to use orca 
commands, without worrying if my caps lock is on or not.  Only things I 
did notice are that quick lists aren't reading as of yet (I'm using 
unity 2d), and when I focus something like the desktop, orca commands 
seem to get passed through and not seen by Orca.  Being that this is 
bearly alpha 2 though, I was very impressed with the smooth upgrade, and 
Orca does seem much more snappy.  Good work devs.


Guy


On 01/17/2012 07:11 PM, Guy Schlosser wrote:
> Hi all, I have a question for those who are successfully using ubuntu 
> 12.04 alpha.  What is the best way to upgrade?  Should I go get the 
> live image and do a fresh install, or just dist-upgrade everything?  I 
> want to help test the latest changes in Orca, and not afraid to get my 
> hands dirty, just curious to see which way gives the best results.  
> Any tips would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
>
>
> Guy
>
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