gnome integrity problem

[John covici <covici ccs covici com>]

Well, first see if you have gdm, if so run it and if successful try to
log in.  You will not hear anything till after you have logged in.
Now check the file .xsession-errors in the home directory of the user
and that should give you a hint.

on Sunday 06/07/2009 Jude DaShiell(jdashiel shellworld net) wrote
 > I did the recommened steps to get gnome installed and orca running over 
 > here and discovered even after orca gets configured and I log into gnome, 
 > orca will not speak.  Alsa was used to play wav files on this computer 
 > earlier under gnome and those sounded fine. So, here's the gnome integrity 
 > problem.  I don't know that I have a complete enough gnome to run orca. 
 > So far as I know, no command line utility exists to do this checking for 
 > me and either return gnome is fully installed or gnome is partially 
 > installed and these are the packages to install to make gnome fully 
 > installed.  That would make life easier; maybe call it gnome-tracker.
 > 
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