Re: [orca-list] two issues to report

[kendell clark <coffeekingms gmail com>]

hi
Ok, now I'm confused. Orca stable also has these issues. But the weird 
thing is, they're midigated by putting my computer to sleep and then 
waking it up. Once I do that, orca is much more responsive in mate, 
although thunderbird and seamonkey are still quite slow when composing 
messages, but only thunderbird has issues reviewing messages. I hope 
that makes sense, it makes my brain hurt lol. So what to do next? File a 
bug, provide a debug log, wait?
Thanks
Kendell Clark


Jason White via orca-list wrote:
> kendell clark <coffeekingms gmail com> wrote:
> > hi
> >
> > I should probably add that the thunderbird issue I reported only affects
> > thunderbird. Icedove and seamonkey don't suffer from this. Which is odd, but
> > I've switched to using that until the problem can be looked into, if it can.
>
> Just tested with Thunderbird 45.6, but I am unable to reproduce the lack of
> responsiveness in text fields. Thunderbird is unusably slow on this machine
> and always has been, but I'm not seeing any particular problem with text entry
> during mail composition.
>
> The machine is an old laptop with 2GB of RAM, so, by the time I load GNOME and
> Orca, then start Thunderbird, we're probably stretching its resources. The
> version of Orca in use is taken from Git but hasn't been updated for a while.
>
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