Re: [orca-list] [slightly OT] pulseaudio, Orca, and Emacs

[Alex Midence <alex midence gmail com>]

Have you tried logging into the console using a different user name?  It
might make Pulse happy.  For instance, Dengler could be your console user
name and Bill could be your x one.  Some people have reported success with
this approach.  Personally, I no longer use Emacspeak on a pulse audio
machine.  The complications just magically disappear when you are using pure
Alsa as your sound solution.  

You asked if it's better to run within X.  I tried this in the past and
found it conflicted with Orca and at-spi to such a degree that I went back
to running it within a console session in stead.  I do know of some folks
who have managed to pull running Emacspeak in X in conjunction with Orca
off.  Perhaps they'll chime in.

Regards,
Alex M




-----Original Message-----
From: Bill Dengler(Ubuntu) [mailto:billkd2008 gmail com] 
Sent: Monday, April 15, 2013 8:13 AM
To: 'orca-list'; emacspeak cs vassar edu
Subject: [slightly OT] pulseaudio, Orca, and Emacs


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Hello,
I have run into a slight problem.
Here's what happens :
I log into my Ubuntu box
I press ctrl+alt+f1
I enter my username and press enter
I enter my password and press enter
I type emacspeak -e and press enter
I use emacs for a while, then either close it or go back to X with
CTRL+ALT+F7
I lose speech in X
What appears to be happening is that processes are locking the pulseaudio
server in a way that no other processes can use it. Do you know how to fix
this? Or am I better off continuing to run emacs from inside X?

Bill
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