Re: [orca-list] Issues with the keys

[Thomas Ward <thomasward1978 gmail com>]

Hi Dave,

Yeah, I here you there. That's why I am now running gnome-shell full 
time. I noticed the minute I switched from Unity 2D to gnome-shell the 
system seemed to be a lot more stable. At least the shell isn't 
constantly crashing left and right like Unity. I definitely couldn't 
recommend 12.04 as a long term stable release yet, because its frankly 
too unstable to be labeled LTS. Its pretty darn bad when a person has to 
install and use a different shell just to make the OS work half way 
decently. I agree it would be so much better if we could get either 
gnome-shell or gnome-classic by default instead of Unity 2D as both of 
those seem at least reasonably stable for a VI user.

On 5/6/2012 11:51 AM, Dave Hunt wrote:
> I know that Ubuntu 12.04 is designated long-term stable, but, it seems 
> anything but, at least, where the accessibility is concerned.  I can't 
> recommend it in its default state.  First off, I had to update the 
> accessibility stack, from proposed updates, just to get Orca's 
> app-specific scripts to load as they should.  Then, there's Unity 2d, 
> with its flakiness.  Too bad Gnome Classic isn't the default when you 
> choose an accessible setup.
>
>
> -Dave