Hi. Sorry for the long delay for my reply. Things are still bad here.
I only recently got my internet and phone service back. T-mobile didn't
survive the storms very well.
It looks like your distro didn't rename there at-spi libs.
There was a post to gnome-accessibility-devel about the renaming
On 25 April 2011 01:23, Kenny Hitt wrote:
> Hi. In your original message, you didn't say if you had used build-dep to
> make
> sure all orca dependencys were installed.
> You might try running something like
> sudo apt-get build-dep gnome-orca
>
> My guess is you are missing a dev package for at
Hi. In your original message, you didn't say if you had used build-dep to make
sure all orca dependencys were installed.
You might try running something like
sudo apt-get build-dep gnome-orca
My guess is you are missing a dev package for at-spi, but this is just a guess.
Kenny
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On 25 April 2011 01:00, Jason White wrote:
> Jeremy Bicha wrote:
>
>> I still get the same errors if I remove the at-spi2 packages & keep
>> the older atspi but
>
> And if you keep the older atspi and install python-pyatspi?
Yes, that's what I meant.
Jeremy
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Jeremy Bicha wrote:
> I still get the same errors if I remove the at-spi2 packages & keep
> the older atspi but
And if you keep the older atspi and install python-pyatspi?
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On 25 April 2011 00:09, Jason White wrote:
> Jeremy Bicha wrote:
>
>> I have python-pyatspi2 installed; there is also python-pyatspi
>> available in the repositories but that's probably too old, right?
>
> No, unless you are trying to use the new AT-SPI 2 that uses DBus rather than
> Corba as its
Jeremy Bicha wrote:
> I have python-pyatspi2 installed; there is also python-pyatspi
> available in the repositories but that's probably too old, right?
No, unless you are trying to use the new AT-SPI 2 that uses DBus rather than
Corba as its inter-process communication mechanism. This is still
Hi, I was trying to follow this guide:
http://monotonous.org/2011/01/17/gnome-accessibility-via-jhbuild/ to
build caribou to see how it compares to onboard. I am running Ubuntu
11.04 x64. The build was a bit of a pain, having to work around
issues, most of which I replace stuff in autogen.sh with j
