Re: [orca-list] Nautilus slowness update #2 (was update #1)

[Joanmarie Diggs <jdiggs igalia com>]

Hi again Peter.

So the problem you describe below looks like yet another event flood,
but this one seems to be coming from Gtk+ rather than Nautilus. So I'll
add that to my to-do list. In the meantime I've made more changes in
Orca master designed to minimize the flood effects. In addition, I've
added messages to whereAmI and Say All (the latter being what numpad
plus does btw) to announce when Orca cannot find the current location. I
hope this makes things a bit better until I (or someone else) can look
into the Gtk+ bug.

As a related aside, if I'm in a huge tree table in Nautilus and press
Alt+Left or Alt+Right, nothing happens immediately including keyboard
navigation. This is without Orca running. So some of this is not an
accessibility thing. <insert shrug here>

--joanie

On 04/28/2018 05:58 AM, Peter Vágner via orca-list wrote:

> Unfortunatelly it looks I have found yet another related issue.
> Steps:
> * Open nautilus
> * Switch to another folder
> * Press alt+left to go back to your home directory and notice how orca
> reports "Home frame". This is expect and okay.
> * Now don't use arrow keys to navigate but press the numpad plus to call
> where am I.
>
> On my system orca freezes.
>
> The thing is that some large folders might really take a while to
> populate thus it is not possible to start arrowing in a repopulated list
> immediatelly when orca reports "Folder name frame" thus I wanted to
> check what's going on by using where am I and discovered this.
>
> Thanks and greetings
>
> Peter
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