Sudo atspy problem
Willie Walker
William.Walker at Sun.COM
Sat Feb 9 21:25:35 GMT 2008
Hi Atilla:
> 1. If i starting with normal user e.g. with gdmsetup application and
> enter my password, Orca is can not speak with gdmsetup application and
> another applications with running sudo/gksu mode.
http://live.gnome.org/Orca/SysAdmin might contain the steps you need.
> 3. The accessibility setting is enabled by default with root user
> (gconftool-2 -s -t bool /desktop/gnome/interface/accessibility true)
This is good, and if Orca is working when you log in as root, most the
stuff you need is already in place. I think the missing thing might be
the .orbitrc file for root:
sudo su - root
cat > ~/.orbitrc << EOF
ORBIIOPIPv4=1
ORBIIOPUNIX=0
EOF
> If I helping testing patches, etc, helping test etc.
> Orca hungarian translation i maintain, the percent translation is 82% now.
Thanks so much for the translations. The GNOME translation team is just
plain awesome and I'm so amazed by all the work you all do.
> I vould like with hungarian average blind users installing ubuntu
> distros simple and using without problems, e.g. sudo admin atspy problem.
Me too! We are on the bleeding edge of making accessible live CDs and
accessible installations. This is great stuff, but there are definitely
a number of issues that need to be resolved. It keeps getting better
and better, though.
Will
(Orca project lead)
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