Re: [orca-list] orca command-line configuration question

[Zahari Yurukov <zahari yurukov gmail com>]

Hi Willem,
The command line configuration option, that one which gided you through the configuration, was removed from 
orca.
The Orca configuration directory is still ~/.local/share/orca/ and the configuration files are still text 
files.
The possibility to use eSpeak directly was a patch from Peter Vagner, which wasn't accepted. I hope you can 
still find it in his repository and merge it in newer sources of Orca:
https://github.com/pvagner/orca

-- 
Best wishes,
Zahari

  Willem van der Walt wrote:
Fri, Apr 26, 2019 at 08:37:07AM +0200

> Good day,
> I have revived my x-windows system, but still need to get orca running.
> Actually, it seem to be running, but it is not talking as my
> speech-dispatcher is not working.
> I kind of remember that one had a choice to either directly use espeak or
> use it through speech-dispatcher.
> OK, so I am trying to run orca from a console, to set it up to use espeak
> directly, but it wants to connect to the x server.
> How can I make this change from the command line?
> I am happy to edit configuration files if I know which one and where to look
> for it.
> I am running ubuntu 18.04, reached through an upgrade.
> The orca version is 3.28.0
> TIA, Willem
>
>
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