Re: Orca launching gnome panels

["Al Puzzuoli" <alpuzz gmail com>]

Hello Jacob,

I'm not sure exactly what is causing this behavior, but if you were to run
gnopernicus, I suspect you would see something similar.  I have been
experiencing this problem for the past several months, and it seems to have
something to do with either screen reader being started via the run dialog
box.  If for example, you create a desktop icon to run Orca, or you launch
Orca from within Gnome-terminal, you won't see this issue.

--Al


----- Original Message -----
From: "Jacob Schmude" <
j schmude gmail com>

To: <
gnome-accessibility-list gnome org>

Sent: Thursday, May 18, 2006 8:59 PM
Subject: Orca launching gnome panels

> Hi everyone
> I've just updated my systems from Orca 0.2.3 to 0.2.4 and am noticing  a
> very odd, and very annoying, issue that is present in both 0.2.4  and the
> latest CVS as of 5/18/2006 at 17:29 MST (date/time I checked  it out of
> CVS). I have two Debian unstable systems and one Slackware  10.2 system
> with Dropline Gnome. I can duplicate this on all three of  them. When
> launching Orca, the gnome-panel application is called many  times. This
> results in an entire series of error boxes popping up on  the screen from
> gnome-panel, telling me that it is already running  and will now close. I
> get, at a rough estimation, anywhere from 20 to  30 of these boxes every
> time I launch Orca. This not only results in  these annoying error boxes,
> but causes Orca to lock up for about a  minute while gnome-panel is being
> launched repeatedly. This *only*  happens upon launching Orca, so it is
> not gnome or some other app  triggering this. There are no status messages
> printed by Orca to the  console from which I've launched X11, either. Has
> anyone seen this or  can duplicate this? And is there a workaround?
>
> Thanks
>
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