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From: Hermann <steppenwolf2@onlinehome.de>
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Hi,
yesterday evening I started a Gnome session using Orca, while Speakup was 
running.
I had to quit Speakup, because the keystrokes of both seem to collide: 
Speakup wants to use the numpad, while Orca does the same.
Is this known, and is there a way to avoid this? Has the decission of the 
Ubuntu team to take off Speakup in the coming versions to do with this?
Hermann