Re: [orca-list] orca and evolution



Hi Aruni:

http://live.gnome.org/Orca/DownloadInstall has a fair amount of detail
on it.  Since you say you are not very comfortable with nitty-gritty
Linux stuff, though, you might be better off not trying this.  :-(

The easiest way out right now would be to try the Ubuntu Intrepid
release, but even that can be dangerous because it currently is a
development (and sometimes unstable) release.

Will

On Sat, 2008-08-23 at 08:13 +0530, Aruni Sharma wrote:
Hi will, can we find instructions regarding this update stuff? I am
not very much comfortable with nitty-gritty of linux. So can here be
an easy way out?
Thanks,
Aruni.

On 8/23/08, Willie Walker <William Walker sun com> wrote:
Hi Jose!

Welcome to the list and congratulations on your success with sending
e-mail with Orca.  Using the version of Evolution that comes with your
distribution is fine.  In general, we like to keep all things that come
with a particular version of GNOME together --- so, Orca v2.22.x for
GNOME v2.22.x, Orca v2.23.x for GNOME v2.23.x.  Evolution is part of
GNOME as well.

Having said that, people do mix-and-match things, such as Orca v2.23.x
with GNOME 2.22.x.  It's not a practice I support, but people have
reported good success with it as long as they grab all the right stuff
(e.g., updated ATK, AT-SPI, GAIL, etc.).

In any case, if you're willing to live on the most bleeding edge, giving
Ubuntu Intrepid a try will get you the latest versions of the GNOME
development builds.

Will

Jose Vilmar Estacio de Souza wrote:
Hi all,
I'd like to know if the version of evolution that I'm running is the
recommended version to use with orca.

Actually I'm running version 2.22.3.1, installed as default when I did
install Ubuntu.

Thanks!

BTW: This is the first e-mail that I send using orca!!!!

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