On Arch, I don't have the problem you guys are having.
I have gnome, orca and espeakup and i can switch between gnome and a
console without doing anything.
On 2/14/2015 10:40 PM, Storm Dragon
wrote:
Hi,
Apparently that fix is a Ubuntu only fix. I'm not sure, because I
no lo longer use Ubuntu nor any of its derivatives, but it was
said that it doesn't work in future releases of Ubuntu either.
People who use pulse say that you can have console speech with
pulse installed so long as nothing in the GUI session is using
speech-dispatcher, so the whole problem probably arises from the
plethora of bugs that plagues speech-dispatcher itself. So, the
whole issue could be resoved if Orca had a second way to output
speech, say via espeak directly for instance, but that idea was
shot down. So, afaik, if you want speech with orca and in the
console at the same time, you are either forced to use Vinux based
on a 3 year out of date version of Ubuntu, or any distro without
pulseaudio.
Pulseaudio has its own problems, but it is much better than it
used to be. Unfortunately, I require console access, and I'm not a
Vinux user, so the only option left to me is to not use pulse on
my computer.
Thanks
Storm
On Sat, Feb 14, 2015 at 12:28:33PM -0600, Christopher Chaltain
wrote:
What's the issue with PulseAudio and
getting speech both in the console and on the desktop? I don't
have this problem on Ubuntu 12.04. I'm using Luke's package but
prior to that there was a simple work around. Does this work
around not work in later versions of Ubuntu or in other
distributions?
On 02/14/2015 08:53 AM, Storm Dragon wrote:
Hi,
I would recommend mate. It's light weight, and pretty much as
accessible
as gnome. You can still customize it though. Also, you don't
have to
install pulseaudio if you don't want, which means you can have
both
console speech and speech on the desktop.
HTH
Storm
On Fri, Feb 13, 2015 at 11:12:13PM -0600, Glenn / Lenny wrote:
Hi,
I am running Bananian on a Banana PI, and it boots up
without a GUI
installed.
I have SSHed into it, and I can install a desktop of my
choice here.
I plan on using Orca.
Which will be the best desktop for Orca?
Like Unity, or Gnome, and which version of Gnome would be
best?
Thanks.
Glenn
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