Hi Kenny, Your feedback ip very interesting. Actually I use ibmtts and, waiting for building speech-dispatcher (package hard to do for me due to various patches, etc.), I don't use pico. I installed so orca3, with ibmtts. But no at-spi2. I still use gnome2 (gnome-panel). I try in a VM. Do you use gnome3 or gnome2? Here I didn't install at-spi2. It works, although there're a lot of problems I think: very slow, not reactive, on Iceweasel I have some problems to really use it, ... Then I had a "conflict" with wicd I spent time to fix. So it's absolutely not satisfying for me, but it works. Maybe for you, if you use gnome2, it'd work in better conditions. I wait and see, I'll try updating, but still not gnome3 as it's not mandatory.
Regards, Jean-Philippe MENGUAL Le lundi 01 août 2011 à 02:51 -0500, Kenny Hitt a écrit : > Hi. This is my first impression after attempting to switch to at-spi2. > It looks like both at-spi1 and at-spi 2 have been started during login. > I hear "welcome to orca" and then nothing. I get no more feedback from my > gnome session > My first guess is the at-spi1 and at-spi 2 regestries are conflicting. > When I do aptitude -q remove at-spi > to remove the at-spi 1.0, I notice dasher and gok still depend on the at-spi > package. > After doing this, I still got nothing from my gnome session. After searching > for at-spi, > I noticed the libatk-adaptor package wasn't installed. > I installed it with no change. All I get now is the welcome to orca message > and then nothing. > Ps shows at-spi2 and orca are running. As far as I can tell, things still > work. I was able to > press alt-f2 and start a gnome-terminal. Ps shows the gnome-terminal, but no > feedback from orca. > At this point, I'm out of ideas to try, so I figure I should post my results > and > hope others have suggestions. I have found alternatives for everything I do > in gnome, > so I'm willing to keep trying with at-spi2. > > Kenny > >
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