On Thu, 2007-07-12 at 09:11 -0300, Diego A. Fons wrote: > Thank you for your reply. > I'm trying to build an application that uses a touchscreen as the only > input device, so i thought it would be a good idea to have a GOK style > keyboard, you select the component to edit and start entering the text > whit an on-screen keyboard. When i start looking at the GOK code i > realized that i need AT-SPI (and GAIL?). > > In a mail after yours, Ariel Rios says that i must have X :( > It's a very bad news, i'm going to try to build X (is x.org X11R7.2 a > good idea?) but i have to be careful because the application has to run > on an embedded device (cpu AT91SAM9261) and i seem X don't like embedded > devices :P Hello you all, Unfortunately you need X to be able to use the at-spi. THe registry for instance depends on the availability of X. Same with the bridge. For embedded, there are smaller versions of X designed to run on smaller devices. The real problem in embedded is the heavy load that ORBit adds to an already constrained environment.
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