Hi Nick,
before you log in, everything is being run by root. The drums sound,
and/or screen-reader are telling you to enter your password. Once you do
this, orca will be restarted by Nick automatically. Security!
Alt + super + s is a toggle, will turn orca on or off. (super is also
known as the windows key.) The two keys to the left or right of the
space bar, + s will do the job, on an international key board.
Hope This Helps,
Bill
On 12/10/15 20:21, Nick Wood wrote:
Hi all,
I'm running Ubuntu 14.04 (32-bit) and have Orca set to start automatically
at the logon screen, but I'm getting some weird behaviour:
Basically what happens is this:
1. I get the sound of the drums.
2. Orca says: "Screen reader on. Login screen frame. Screen reader off."
3. I then have to start up Orca again using the Alt+Super+S combination and
after that it seems OK.
I don't see this behaviour on my Fedora 22 box - just the Ubuntu one.
Anyone got any ideas why Orca is shutting down? The fact that it says
"Screen reader off" makes me think it's a controlled shutdown rather than a
crash.
Thanks,
Nick
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