Re: [orca-list] qt-at-spi 32 bit on arch

[Amir <trend669953 gmail com>]

Hi,

i followed all the instructions until sudo install-64bitskype.sh ,

then i got this:

GConf Error: Client failed to connect to the D-BUS daemon:
GConf Error: Client failed to connect to the D-BUS daemon:
Using X11 for dbus-daemon autolaunch was disabled at compile time, set 
your DBUS
_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS instead
GConf Error: Client failed to connect to the D-BUS daemon:
Using X11 for dbus-daemon autolaunch was disabled at compile time, set 
your DBUS
GConf Error: Client failed to connect to the D-BUS daemon:
Using X11 for dbus-daemon autolaunch was disabled at compile time, set 
your DBUS
_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS instead



any help?

On 01/31/2017 10:02 AM, B. Henry wrote:
> Well, I forgot about the very small msg size allowed on this list, and the below was held.
> I do not see the other message I sent in reply to myself where I pasted in the readme in my sent folder, so 
> I'll paste in here, in case it did not post,
> and send the quoted msg in case it did...lol
> What a mess.
> I think it did not go out actually, or may not have as my battery died, maybe before I hit send on said msg. 
> *Information about inst64bitskype and instructions for an automated installation of skype on 64bit Arch-Linux 
> and F123 systems follows.
> Anyway, just go to
>
> http://fluxability.tk/downloads
>
>   and look for the inst64bitskype package.
> I spent a few minutes updating the script but have not had time to test, so am just leaving this old version 
> on the website for now, and nothing else on
> the site has been updated for months, so please accept my apology.
> I'll get back to my computer related projects as soon as I can, but have to give priority to family and 
> offline stuff for a few more months.
>
> *Information about inst64bitskype and instructions for an automated installation of skype on 64bit Arch-Linux 
> and F123 systems follows.
>   
>
> *Package files
> The compressed folder where you found this README file should also include:
> The accessiblebridge directory where libqspiaccessiblebridge.so the library required to make skype accessible 
> on 64bit systems is found
> install-64bitskkype.sh The script that installs skype and makes it usable with Orca
> MD5sum-installer.txt, Make sure the installer script is not corrupted
> A todo file/ideas I have on how to improve inst64bitskype
>
>
> *Prerequisits:
> A computer running 64bit Arch-Linux, Manjaro or one of its diritive distros such as F123.
> Permission to perform administrative tasks including installing software using pacman and working with files 
> and folders owned by root.
> A stable and hopefully fast connection to the internet as skype and its dependencies make for a good sized 
> download, 75+MB is typical.
> If you already have Skype installed the download will be much smaller.
>
> Pulse audio is required to talk on skype for Linux, but you will be able to see the skype interface, add 
> contacts, text chat, etc even if you do not have pulse.
> It is assumed that orca is installed and is working correctly.
>
>
> *Usage
> *Important note: Although the original script was  designed to be executed from within your graphical 
> interface, not from a log-in tty-console. This has been changed so that you can use it even if you do not 
> have a GUI running. Ofcourse a graphical interface must be running to use Skype.
>
>  From the directory where you found this file run the following command.
> sudo ./install-64bitskype.sh
>
> *Detailed instructions
> Open a terminal-emulator, or log-in to a console; and navigate to
> the directory where you have inst64bitskype.tar.bz2, e.g. cd ~/Downloads.
> Untar inst64bitskype by typing
> tar xjf inst64bitskype.tar.bz2
> Go in to the newly created directory with
> cd inst64bitskype
> Now just execute the script.
>    sudo ./install-64bitskype.sh
>
> You should normally not run this version of this script from a run dialog
> or your desktop's dash as you will get no benefit at all from it
> in fallback offline mode, and lose some functionality
> even if you have a working connection to Arch servers.
>
> You can also run with out sudo, but will have to type your password multiple times
> instead of just once; no good reason to do that.
>
>
> *Logging/debugging
> I can think of no reason that this script should not work for you
> assuming you can connect to your arch or manjaro package mirrors
> and you meet the basic requirements listed at the beginning of this file.
> I suppose you could have made some overly restrictive permissions in /usr/lib32/qt,
> but if you are that paranoid  you surely know how to work around your madness, and probably would not trust 
> skype anyway...lol.
> Some information is written to /tmp/inst64bitskype.data that you may wish to look at.
> I hope to make the logging a bit more useful in the future.
> Remember that on most default Arch-Linux and Manjaro based systems /tmp
> is cleaned up with each boot or reboot, so make a copy of the file
> if you want to look at or share it later, e.g. to ask for help if you feel really lost.
> If you do have trouble, and or think of improvements for this script, PLEASE contact me at
> B.H. <burt1iband gmail com>
>