Re: [orca-list] which is the last version of Orca for Ubuntu 12.04?



If you're going to upgrade from Precise to Quantal or later, I wouldn't
recommend using the release-upgrade command. In the past, when I've done
this, I've spent more time getting all of the AT dependencies squared
away then just installing a new release of Ubuntu from scratch. I've
gotten in the habit of keeping my /home file system in it's own
partition, so it's just a matter of copying the directories over I need
after the install.

On 27/02/13 07:04, Bill Dengler wrote:
#As far as precise I think 3.5.1 but you can upgrade to newer see below
#Try this :
#In a terminal (as root or with sudo -i ) :
do-release-upgrade -d
#this might upgrade to quantal if so run again for raring
apt-get update
apt-get build-dep gnome-orca
apt-get install git yelp-tools build-essential gnome-common
git clone git://git.gnome.org/orca
cd orca
chmod +x autogen.sh
./autogen.sh
#replace <nnn> with the number of CPUs in your machine plus 1.
make -j <nnn>
make -j <nnn> install
#This will install the latest master.

#Bill
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