Re: [orca-list] Orca bug report and constructive conclusion

["Mgr. Janusz Chmiel" <ernesta tiscali cz>]

Dear,
And would You tell Me, if this repaired Orca version is being included 
to The Ubuntu development builds?
If no, would You give Me direct link to access The master branch with 
repaired Orca version? Must i use sVN check out? It is no problem for 
me, but i must know The link to fetch The source code.
I AM very sad, because I have thought, that i would simply repair this 
bug by copy structuralnavigation.py file to The USR/share/pyshared/orca.
But unfortunately, when i have copied the .py file from The functioning 
older Orca release to The Ubuntu 10.10 live file system in RAM to The 
correct .py files Orca location, Orca ignored this module so The 
structural navigation have stopped to work.
How i can add one module to The Orca python modules with no need to use 
./configure
make
make install
Or it is not possible to work by this way and i have to always fetch The 
responding Orca source code and i must really type
./configure
make
make install
I have thought, that Python will automatically compile Python bite code 
if new .py module is inside /usr/share/pyshared/orca folder.
I did not find the .pyc files related to Orca while running Ubuntu 10.10 
live CD.
I had to run Nautilus as root to access The subfolder with Orca modules.
I have found out, that Orca debugger is amazing and that even blind user 
would be able to constructively cooperate with Orca developers.

I have last plea.
Would be possible to have Two versions of Orca installed in The Linux 
system?
For example, one compiled Orca variant from source, which is stable and 
next, experimental version, which i would like to modify?
Because there is no alternate screen reader for Gnome for now, and it is 
preventing blind users with no sight to cooperate with You in The Orca 
development.
Older versions of Gnome, gnome 2. X have supported LSR, SUE screen 
reader, which have been based on LSR from IBM.
And there was even old screen reader Gnopernicus written in C++, so user 
would theoretically cooperate more effectively with Orca developers than 
today.

Thank You very much for Yours answers.
With kindness regards.
Janusz Chmiel



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