Guys, thanks everybody for their tips and recommendations. I was finally able
to make my software using SWT and it is pretty accessible on Ubuntu Gnome with
ORCA.
Right now my plan is to use SWT for linux, and Swing for the Windows and Mac
version, but depending on how things go maybe I will use SWT for all platforms.
We will see.
According to Oracle JavaFX will be accessible soon, maybe 2014?... that will be
interesting to try by then :)
Regards,
Taksan
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From: Piñeiro <apinhe...@igalia.com>
To: gnome-accessibility-list@gnome.org; gnome-accessibility-de...@gnome.org
Cc: taksant...@yahoo.com
Sent: Wednesday, January 23, 2013 5:48 AM
Subject: Re: What framework to use to develop desktop application with
accessibility on linux?
On 01/22/2013 06:51 PM, Taksan wrote:
>
>I tried QT version 5. Accessibility ok in windows, but on linux it does not
>work.... it even makes ORCA crash. Which is sad because QT looks very
>interesting.
AFAIK, right now QT has a functional accessibility support on Linux. Anyway,
I'm not really experienced on Qt. Probably you should ask to a different
mailing list:
kde-accessibil...@kde.org
Take into account that QT has been traditionally a KDE project,
and you sent your mail to a GNOME list. So talking about GNOME
projects.
My next options are:
>
>
>Try with GTK+.
GTK+ is right now the toolkit with a better support for ATK, so in theory, any
application written in GTK+ would be supported by Orca, unless you start to
create custom GTK+ widgets.
Try with wxPython.
>
>
>So, any tips or recommendations?Ask kde-accessibility list if you have
>questions about qt accessibility. Write your application using GTK+ is a good
>option.
BR.
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