Re: [orca-list] updating Orca



Hi.
Only to say that move orca to /usr/bin is not the correct way to turn the new orca the default.
There are more files that need to be moved.
I think that the correct way is recompile orca specifying the prefix as /usr.

./autogen.sh --prefix=/usr
make
sudo make install

        In this way all files will be installed in the correct place.



On 09/16/2014 07:25 PM, Luis González wrote:
I wrote ./configure but I meant ./autogen.sh

2014-09-16 10:51 GMT-04:30, D. A. H. <dhunt freedommail co>:
If you use 'super+s' the orca in /usr/bin will start; it's the default.
   I start my testing orca from the 'run' dialogue:
'alt+f2' then
/home/dave/bin/orca --replace

If I want the new orca to be the default, I could move it to /usr/bin,
thus replacing the system's default orca with the one I built.  The
package database would then be wrong; when my distro upgrades orca, I
would losed the one I built.  Finally, I could, and probably should,
make a debian package out of my new orca (using checkinstall might be
the easiest way to do this)?  and install that.



HTH,


Dave


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