Re: [orca-list] Logging out of Gnome shell 3.4

[Alex Midence <alex midence gmail com>]

Try hitting enter twice.   That usually does it for me.  The shutdown 
screen doesn't get read for some reason.  I think you are where it is 
asking if you want to shutdown, restart or log out of user.   Your 
cursor should be on shutdown.

Good luck,
Alex M
On     5/30/2012 8:1        9 PM, Jason White wrote:
>         I've just upgraded to the Debian package of Gnome-shell 3.4.1. (It's in Debian
>          experimental at the moment for the benefit of the Debian users on the list).
>
> It's certainly much more accessible than Gnome-shell 3.2 was, as is widely
> known. Thanks to all involved for making the improvements.
>
> Here's my problem: I start an X session with startx from a console. At the end
> of my X session I want to log out. I've found the "logout..." menu item in the
> top bar of the activities overview. When I press enter on that option, I don't
> get any feedback from Orca at all. If I wait long enough, I am eventually
> logged out.
>
> So there are two issues here, the fact that there's probably material on
> screen that Orca isn't presenting, and how to get rid of the delay - when I
> select logout, I want to be logged out straight away with no need for
> confirmation and no waiting around.
>
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