Thank you for your continuing work on espeak voices! I like it the way it
is, but have heard that, especially with languages other than English, it can
be difficult to understand. You can keep orca in your system, and just
disable it for the login screen. I believe there is an 'accessibility' menu
in the gdm greeter, where you can turn off the screen reader. That way, you
can toggle orca for those times when you want it for app testing. In the
up-coming Trisquel 7, the login greeter does not talk, so, you should have no
problem. Also, in 7, you can toggle the screen reader, on the fly, with
'alt+super+s'. This shortcut began appearing in GNOME 3.8, I think.
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