Re: [orca-list] i have typed over 50 times the command, "orca --replace". anyone experienced it?

[Joanmarie Diggs <jdiggs igalia com>]

Hi Amir.

Full debug.out? And could you restart Orca in a terminal rather than the
Alt+F2 dialog? If AT-SPI2 crashes, the output might not make it to the
debug.out, but should appear in the terminal.

Thanks!
--joanie

On 01/11/2017 04:36 AM, Amir wrote:
> Hi,
>
> i opened nautilus file manager, then find a folder  that has a lot of
> items, maybe over hundered. then i open terminal to install something,
> after typing the command to install things, and i want to alt tab to the
> file manager to open a file from there, orca stops speaking. so, wait
> and wait, nothing. hit alt+f2, type orca --replace, and that thing is on
> again.
>
> 2. when i was writing the previous email to other list, vinux list that
> is, then orca stopped speaking. again, i know the same result so, orca
> --replace.
>
> 3. when doing editing in audacity, alt tab to the file manager to change
> song, same. so, guess what? orca --replace.
>
>
> it turns out that the system is not crashing, it just orca. because
> during orca stopped speaking, and if i press ctrl+alt+t, and press
> backspace  quickly, i hear it respond very quickly!
>
> this is new i think, because last time i used linux, (on 2015), i think
> it is ok, that time i was running pc purchased on 2013, with 1.3 ghz and
> 4 gb ram. i've installed vinux, ubuntu, fedora.
>
> but now, i am running 2.2 ghz processor, 2 gb of ram, a del e6400 (i
> think), always crash! is this computer's fault?
>
> even during typing this mesage, i've restarted orca two times.
>
> using vinux 5, (i've updated it), orca 3.22.1, gnome shell.
>
> ok ok ok i will stop, before the number increased. i think now it is
> about five times.
>
>
> ---end of message---
>
>
> since now windows is getting better, and freedom scientific, gw micro
> and other assistive technology companies will fall, let us force them to
> shift to linux, and improve the acessibility in linux os. they can
> compete here, imagine, they create magnifier, jaws for linux,
> llinux-eyes, what else? then we can compete with windows!
>
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