Hi,
Is anyone successfully running Orca under Fedora 12? After several failed
attempts to get Orca working in both Fedora 11 and Fedora 12, I'm seriously
considering parting company with Fedora in favor of something more
accessible. It seems people are having more success with Ubuntu.
I don't know really what the problem is. I've installed Fedora in text mode,
and afterwards added the Gnome Desktop Environment group, the X Windows
System group, the Sound and Video group and various and some others, that I
seemed related. Orca, espeak, festival, speech-dispatcher, gnome-speech,
brltty (since I want to use braille) are installed, along with their support
packages. All alsa and pulseaudio-related packages are also in, as far as I
can tell.
My soundcard works in text mode if I put a has in front of the line that
loads the pulseaudio plugin. There is no sound in GNOME, neither with nor
without the hash sign present on that particular line in asound.conf.
I got it all working -Orca, speech and braille - one single time in Fedora
11, but after rebooting, it all stopped working again, form some reason I
couldn't work out. In Fedora 11 I had sound, though. Now I have a fresh
installation of Fedora 12.
Is Orca supposed to work i Fedora 12? If not right out of the box, so at
least with some tweaking that I'm not aware of?
Thanks in advance for any hints or advise.
King regards,
Tobias
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