Hi. I haven't seen any reply to your message. In my case, I used system
preferences sessions to add the command to start speech-dispatcher.
It created a speech-dispatcher.desktop file in .config/autostart. The table in
the dialog seems to be displayed in the order of startup. I added the entry
for speech-dispatcher after the entry for pulseaudio and that seems to work.
The speech-dispatcher.desktop file is an xml file with no info on start order,
so I don't know how the session manager determines order.
Since I no longer use the text console, the copy of speech-dispatcher in my
Gnome session is the only one running on the system, so I didn't try to change
the defrault port.
Kenny
On Wed, Aug 13, 2008 at 10:42:14AM +0200, Hynek Hanke wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I'd like to ask if placing a .desktop file in ~/.config/autostart/
> is the right way to start Speech Dispatcher for gnome session.
> I'm sending a proposed desktop file in the attachment.
>
> How can one coordinate the startup sequence of services like
> Speech Dispatcher and Pulse Audio who all belong to level
> Initialization? Clearly, Speech Dispatcher must be started after
> Pulse Audio is already up and running.
>
> What does the ''order'' column mean in the gnome-session-properties
> application and where is this number stored accross sessions?
>
> Is ~/.profile the proper place to set the associated environment
> variable SPEECHD_PORT? Or is there some place (gconf?) where
> environment variables for the whole session can be set without
> a need to modify an existing file?
>
> Thank you for clarifications,
> Hynek
>
>
>
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