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Using orca 3.12 (found in Trisquel 7), you can follow the instructions below, or use Alt+Super+S to toggle the state of screen reader. The setting of this toggle is persistent. When in the login greeter, use Ctrl+S to toggle orca.
1.Go to System Settings
2.Select Universal Access
3.Turn off Screen Reader
and problem solved, when you restart Trisquel, Orca does not start automatically.
Note for [Trisquel 6 -- Gnome 2]: to prevent Orca from launching at LOGIN screen (and possibly resetting keyboard layout..), also type in a shell:
cd /usr/share/gdm/autostart/LoginWindow
sudo mv orca-screen-reader.desktop orca-screen-reader.desktop.bkp
(source: https://help.gnome.org/admin/gdm/stable/configuration.html.en#autostart ; 5.2.Autostart section)
