Hi Phill,
Trying to run an application with gksudo ccauses the AT-SPI to hang and
you lose all speech on the desktop.
In order to regain speech you need to login to a text console and run
'sudo killall gksudo'
This restores speech and in previous versions of Ubuntu gained you
access to the application in question.
That is why many people run applications from the terminal with sudo
instead of using the launchers in the admin menu which use gksudo.
However whether I use sudo or gksudo in my new Lucid installation I
can't gain access to the application in question.
Paul
On 29/04/10 18:50, Phillip Whiteside wrote:
Hi,
any graphical interfaces should be run as gksudo and not sudo
gksudo gedit test
using sudo can cause headaches with permissions being altered.
Regards,
Phill.
On Thu, Apr 29, 2010 at 6:44 PM, Paul Hunt <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Hi list,
I just upgraded from Karmic to Lucid (via a fresh install) and I'm
finding I can't get Orca to read any applications I run with sudo from
the terminal.
For example; doing
sudo gedit test
Brings up an inaccessible window.
I had a quick look back through the archives but noone else seems
to be
reporting this.
Any ideas what's going on?
Running admin apps with sudo has been working fine in the last few
releases of Ubuntu without need for any hacking or anything.
Thanks.
Paul
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