Dear list,
I tryed Ubuntu Karmic live cd, and I am now not happy. :-(:-(
I see some interesting problems, I don't no have any possible useful
workaround to solving this problems. :-(:-( I hope anybody have an ydea
to solving this problems:
1. My notebook (Toshiba Satelite L300) Orca does'nt
mike wrote:
Hi, is there a command to restart orca when speech-dispatcher crashes?
There is no need to do so. Orca will automatically reconnect to SD if
you restart SD. If it doesn't, there must be some other problem.
Best regards
Tomas
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Dear users,
When i read Yours several E-mails related to crashes of speech
dispatcher while using it with Orca, i was wondering what would cause those
behaviour. I tested Ubuntu Karmic 9.10 Koala in live mode for more than one
hour and i did not experienced random crashes related to speech
Janusz, I agree your letter and you are true.
Thank you Luke very very hard work. For example when I tryed Alpha and
Beta release, my notebook soundcard always producing long latency
between the speech parts when Pulseaudio is running. Now I not see this
problem.
lspcy shows this information my
I'm having the same problems. Where can I read arki's tutorial?.
- Original Message -
From: Hammer Attila hamm...@pickup.hu
To: ubuntu-accessibility@lists.ubuntu.com
Sent: Monday, November 02, 2009 5:44 AM
Subject: Interesting Karmic problems
Dear list,
I tryed Ubuntu Karmic
Dear syr,
Some sound drivers are using different values for volume paramethers, so
there will be probably a onlyone solution, somebody very experienced would
tell You the name of configuration file and would tell You a command for
increasing The volume. But because You provided excellent
You found this with following link:
http://live.gnome.org/Orca/UbuntuKarmic
Cheers,
Attila
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I'm very glad to hear about positive experiences so far with Karmic.
I installed the x64 version yesterday on my laptop (Dell Inspiron
9400). Orca did work out-of-the-box, which is nice. If blind users
absolutely must do a few things on linux, Karmic can do the job.
However, I found there to be
Thank you Januz.
Amixer I think is works correct with terminal (now I does'nt look), but
in future better to work hardware volume button my multimedia keyboard
and my laptop computer (this hardware buttons works with prewious Ubuntu
versions).
I think my problem produced a pulseaudio bug, now
Hi,
I was having the same problems with pulseaudio. The pauses every few
wordes were quite interesting. Removing pulse solved sound problems for
more than just orca though. I am still using speech-dispatcher with no
problems. Did you remember to run spd-conf and set it to use alsa
instead of
Very interesting, but I do following test, because now I have sighted
assistance (my wife help me).
The results is very interesting:
1. When I not using the accessibility profile, hardware volume button is
works correct my notebook, the sound volume is changed correct when I
move left or right
Hi, Storm. Once again, you totally rock! I did in fact forget to change
pulse to alsa in speechd.conf (D'oh!). I'll edit the Orca/Karmic wiki page
and add this step. Now key echo is working well, and I'm having currently
no problems in Karmic with Orca using voxin with speech-dispatcher/alsa.
Hi,
Lol I didn't realize they were respawning. So that's why there is no
volume control. I have just been using alsamixer. If you prefer a gui
and can see well enough to use it, alsamixergui should do the trick.
sudo apt-get install alsamixergui
I added a custom application launcher with
Hi Storm,
Thanks for tip, I forgot to include that in Orca Ubuntu Karmic page.
http://live.gnome.org/Orca/UbuntuKarmic
Cheers
--arky
Rakesh 'arky' Ambati| IT Consultant| http://www.braillewithoutborders.org |
Blog: http://playingwithsid.blogspot.com
--- On Mon, 2/11/09, Storm Dragon
Hi, removing pulse audio did seem to make things a little better. I ran
spd-conf and set up a new config. All at the moment works except for two
things. 1, no volume control.
2, in movie player Orca crashes if I search for something on u tube and try to
play it. But this has been a problem for
Hi, Okay, I removed the pulse stuff, but I still see no volume control in the
top panel when I rebooted. Is there something else I have to do?
2, Has anyone found out how to enable the root account in karmic? I have had
no luck doing this. I need it, because I loos speech when ever I download
gnome-alsamixer also works pretty well as a mixer.
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Hi, I removed pulse and all the other files I could find labeled pulse. But
every time I reboot, the pulse directory is created. How can I stop this from
happening?
Mike.
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Hi, I tried purging pulse from the system, and the pulse cookie and directory
still comes back on reboot. I have a feeling you have to be in the root account
to get rid of this.
Mike.
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Hi, In karmic I can't see all my directories on my windows computer. From the
windows computer, I don't see the linux computer at all. Has anyone else run
into this? If so, how did you solve the problem? I did use smbpasswd to set a
password.
Thanks Mike.
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