Re: [orca-list] several critical issues

[Peter VÃgner <pvdeejay gmail com>]

Hello,
Well I am not considering switching to fedora at this time because I 
would need to learn a bit. So hopefully someone might have other points. 
Do you think I should try to compile atk, at-spi2 etc from sources?
If there is other debian / ubuntu derivative which might have this stuff 
definatelly included I would like to at least try it if it makes some 
difference.

Thanks for the input

Greetings

Peter



On 14. 9. 2012 19:14, Joanmarie Diggs wrote:
> Hi Peter.
>
> On 09/14/2012 04:45 AM, Peter VÃgner wrote:
> > - Verry frequently orca send parts of its keybindings to the active
> > aplication. For example while I am chatting in empathy pressing orca+t
> > anounces the time but also types letter t into the active input field.
>
> Keys bleeding through was a side effect of a change made in at-spi2 and
> was subsequently addressed in at-spi2. So the good news is that it
> should be fixed. And I am no longer seeing this problem. The bad news is
> that the at-spi2 fixes were, I believe, included in GNOME 3.4 so I would
> have thought you would have them in Ubuntu 12.04.
>
> > - While system is busy for example loading a page in firefox, checking
> > new mails thunderbird the system is somewhat sluggish even on a verry
> > fast Intel I7 procesor machine.
>
> Much of the Gecko sluggishness resulted from event floods we get from
> Gecko. The most critical were solved in Atk. As with the previous item,
> I am not seeing this sluggishness, but the changes were included in
> GNOME 3.4, so I would have thought you would have them in Ubuntu 12.04.
>
> It would be helpful for Luke or someone else close to the Ubuntu
> Accessibility situation to comment on why this may be occurring. I
> myself primarily use and develop in Fedora because of its
> close-to-upstreamness.
>
> Take care.
> --joanie
>
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