[orca-list] update on the antergos problems



Hi all

I’ve managed to find out more about the problems I’ve been having with antergos. It isn’t a speech dispatcher or an orca bug, which I was pretty sure of. It seems to be some kind of problem with pulse audio. Beyond that I have no idea what exactly is going on, but I can reliably get orca to speak by doing the following.

Clearing out the pulse audio user configuration by executing

Rm -rf ~/.config/pulse

And then killing pulseaudio. If that doesn’t work, and it doesn’t always, I then execute

Sudo rm -rf /etc/pulse

Followed by reinstalling pulse audio to restore the configuration. I can’t figure out why this works when there doesn’t seem to be anything wrong with pulse audio or it’s settings, but this fixes orca. For a little while, and then it messes up again in a few reboots. This is  confusing, since all other apps that use pulse  audio, like media players and the like continue to work, it’s only orca and speech dispatcher that are affected. Would the debian guys who maintain speech dispatcher mind taking a look at speech dispatcher’s pulse audio code and refactoring it? This is probably the source of the problem.

Thanks

Kendell Clark

 

 

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