Re: Best way to upgrade Orca from backports on Bookworm

[Chevelle <cstrobel@purelymail.com>]

Hello, I had one system where this upgrade worked and one that failed.  
On the one that failed, some python import statements failed when ORCA 
is started.  From what I can tell the ORCA package needs 
'python3-dbus'.  So if your ORCA won't speak, try this:

sudo apt install python3-dbus

I don't know if my system was affected by some other changes I made, or 
if others will hit this problem.



On 3/25/25 14:49, Samuel Thibault wrote:
> Hello,
>
> john doe, le mar. 25 mars 2025 19:41:43 +0100, a ecrit:
> > At [1] it is suggested to do `apt-get install
> > at-spi2-core/bullseye-backports gir1.2-atspi-2.0/bullseye-backports
> > gir1.2-atk-1.0/bullseye-backports libatk-adaptor/bullseye-backports
> > python3-pyatspi/bullseye-backports orca/bullseye-backports
> > libatk-wrapper-java-jni/bullseye-backports
> > libatk-wrapper-java/bullseye-backports` for Debian 11.
> >
> > I did upgrade Orca 43 to 47 using the Bookworm backports by doing
> > `apt-get install -t bookworm-backports orca`.
> > I'm not seeing any issues by having done so or missing dependencies.
> >
> > What is the/is there a recommended way to upgrade Orca from backports on
> > Bookworm?
> The principle is the same, with bookworm instead of bullseye.
>
> Samuel