Re: [orca-list] Adding Gnome to Raspberry Pi

[John Covici <covici ccs covici com>]

Why not use tcpdump instead which can work in the virtual console.

On Sun, 19 May 2019 22:07:54 -0400,
Martin McCormick wrote:
>       I have a perfectly working raspberry Pi 2 running Debian
> Stretch and need to run wireshark so I now need the gnome
> desktop.  Interestingly, wireshark installed but you can't run
> wireshark via the command-line so I should probably add orca as I
> originally started out with debian-lite and speakup and that
> worked although I haven't tried it since I upgraded to stretch
> from jessie.
>
>       Is there one set of software defined in the package
> repository that I can apt-get install that should pull in the
> desktop and gnome?
>
>       I do have a usb sound card plugged in to the Pi since I
> know that the built-in sound device will not work with orca.
>
>       The built-in sound device shows up as /dev/dsp and the
> usb card is /dev/dsp1 so I will have to either use udev to turn
> the built-in card to card 1 and the usb device to card 0 or setup
> some configuration file in orca to use card 1 instead of card 0
> if it doesn't figure that out on it's own.
>
>       Thanks for any suggestions.
>
> Martin McCormick  WB5AGZ
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