On 24-02-14 22:22, Germano Carella wrote: > Hi, > > I disabled definitively gdm3, ‘cause orca is unable to start. > > I tried all things, all commands I found on internet, but anything > appens; orca is silent. > > Finally, I reinstalled gnome-desktop-environment, uninstalled gdm3 and > purged pulseaudio, ‘cause speech-dispatcher works fine with alsa, but > with pulseaudio crashes continuously. > > The problem is that when I upgrade, pulseaudio is installed again… it’s > a problem! > > Temporary solution is that I login in text-mode and, when logged, I > start x. There is the only way I found to start gnome session. Recently there was a good thread on this subject on debian-devel [1]. In the discussion it was also mentioned how to turn of pulseaudio (and our wiki also has some notes on this [2]). Maybe you want to turn it off, than having it installed is no problem, it is just not used. Paul [1] https://lists.debian.org/debian-devel/2014/02/msg00634.html [2] https://wiki.debian.org/accessibility#Speech_support
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