Re: [orca-list] Upgrading Orca

[Alex Midence <alex midence gmail com>]

If you are running Ubuntu 12.04, you should be able to upgrade in the manner
you describe to Orca 3.4.2.  Otherwise, you may have to do it from source.

Alex M


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Subject: [orca-list] Upgrading Orca


Hi All,

I would sincerely appreciate some advice and/or other forms of guidance. I
am badly needing to upgrade my version of Orca due to serious issues with
speech output, or the lack thereof. I am running version 3.1.91 of Orca.
Would it be necessary for me to download and compile the newer version of
Orca, or might the upgrade process be a bit more user friendly? I am sure
that I won't be able to do something like "apt-get install? In short, how
would I go about merely upgrading Orca? What is necessary for this process
to happen. As always, thanks so much in advance.

Riv

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