[orca-list] gnome 3.10 and orca

[Josh <joshknnd1982 gmail com>]

hey have any of you played with the new gnome 3.10 yet? well I ran
sudo yum upgrade && sudo yum update

and got a bunch of updates including to orca 3.10 gnome 3.10 more of a 
stable version and other stuff and bug fixes this morning! For some 
reason the 64bit one won't boot on my dell latitude but the 32bit OS 
works fine it shows I have 3.5gb of ram. that's ok with me. anyways to 
shut down I found I have to hit control alt delete because there is no 
shut down or power off option on the top bar in gnome shell 3.10. also I 
mistyped my localhost name when installing, how do I fix that? yum is 
quite easy for me to use. It is a bit like apt-get and other package 
managers. There are some more keyboard shortcuts for orca in the web 
browser in 3.10 and I love the calendar on the top bar feature that is 
so cool. wish ms-windows did that but oh well. Fedora20 alpha 4 was easy 
to get installed. I just had to make it repartition the hard drive and 
it went off and installed it for me, then I set up the user accounts and 
was up and running with less bugs after updating of course. when 
updating it is best to use terminal until you get orca 3.10 in there 
otherwise it'll lock up a bit. If only I had some recording equipment I 
would do a podcast for you guys on gnome 3.10 and what I have discovered 
so far about it. Manjaro has been giving me trouble, but so far the 
canonical distros and fedora are working great so I will use those. 
after all fedora will get me familiar with red-hat type distros which 
could land me a good job in the future. I'm typing this on the vinux4 
laptop though. I'm gunna get rid of empathy and evolution in fedora 20 
alpha though and if thunderbird is not in there then I will install it, 
probably will just use yum its easier than trying to mess about with 
packagekit. who knows maybe that became more useable after the big major 
update that came down this morning. I'll see I guess. This is fun 
playing with alpha software! I wont put it on my main working laptop 
though and definitely won't give it to my son to use. If he wants to 
play with it we can just share the testing laptop with the alpha OS 
running on it.

Josh

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sent from my vinux4 linux laptop

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sent from my vinux4 linux laptop