Re: Downgrading? - What about Orca in wheezy?
Hi bob!
I'm sorry, I see, that I wrote rather without context, besides I expressed
myself unclearly.
Yes, we are talking about Gnome-Orca. Why do I "have to upgrade"? The new
Orca version has a lot of fixes for problems, which are there in the old
version. These fixes will allow to use much more software in a satisfactory
way or to use some software at all. And it has support for QT4, which opens up
a host of new applications.
Why is the other computer the problem? It is, because I upgraded to Wheezy
on that machine to see, where it gets me. I have to start somewhere. :-) As it
turned out, I might just have researched a little more, but I wouldn't have
thought it possible.
I know about Gnome3, that is exactly why, I was looking forward to Wheezy.
Ghome-orca is bound to Gnome, that is exactly the point. Otherwise, I would
have gone for just downloading sources and compiling a new Orca for my Squeeze
system.
As you say, a lot might happen and since I'm still mainly focussed on the
commandline, I will wait and see, what happens. As I said I much prefer Debian
to some of the other distros for several reasons, only one of them being, that
it is rather reliable, even when I was working with testing branches.
Warm regards
Julien
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