Orca disappears in Lucid

[milton]

Hi attila,
Before I had an accessible login with speech after login Orca started
automatically.
Right now I hear only the drums at login and after login only the
startup sound of Ubuntu. So I tried with putting the killall
speech-dispatcher command as you described. After logout en ogin nothing
happens, still no Orca.
I also run Ubuntu from an external drive and had upgraded Karmic to
Lucid. Here I have nog problems at all doing the git thing and using
Orca 2.31.1 pre.

Milton
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Hammer Attila" <hammera at pickup.hu>
To: "ubuntu" <ubuntu-accessibility at lists.ubuntu.com>
Sent: Tuesday, May 18, 2010 2:24 PM
Subject: Re: Orca disappears in Lucid


> Hy,
> 
> Milton, you using automatic login or normal GDM accessible login
feature 
> with screen reader support? If you use accessible login, Orca is
talking 
> with GDM screen and not talking after you login?
> If this problem is happening, when you logged in, you possible need
do 
> killall speech-dispatcher command to stop Speech-dispatcher and
press 
> some keys to reinitialize in gnome-terminal. If this workaround help 
> you, we little begin found what the problem with your machine.
> If this step is help your problem, this problem is happening in Git 
> master Orca version because Ubuntu packaged Orca version Luke do a
patch 
> with fix this problem after login with kill speech-dispatcher 
> automaticaly before Orca is starting, but this patch is not part of
Orca 
> git master version.
> For example, because I using Orca git master version, I doed
following 
> workaround my system to prewent this problem, this workaround is not 
> need if anybody using Ubuntu packaged original Orca versions:
> 1. I put .bash_logout file the killall speech-dispatcher command
with 
> end of file.
> 2. I put prewious wroted line with /etc/gdm/PostSession/Default file 
> before the exit line.
> 
> Hope this helps,
> 
> Attila
> 
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