Peter,
You bring up a great point! I have always felt that learning/cognitive AT
software has been underdeveloped. Programs similar to Kurzweil/WYNN are
unavailable for Linux. A well thought out GUI wrapping a overlay API, Orca,
OCR/Scan, learning tools(dictionary, note taker, etc) would be ver
Hi Carlos,
There are several additional AT uses I've been part of discussions on
that might inform your new API.
One is for something like an on-screen scanning keyboard to scan in
place -> to highlight regions of the screen, regions of a window, in
order to allow a user who can only press a
Willie et al,
I was just thinking before actually reading this emai to write you (Willie)
so we could restart this discussion so I can write a nice proposal
for my next Mozilla grant proposal so I can possibly start working on this
by next month or so.
I will start writing a document and creatin
Hi Carlos:
This is a very timely discussion to have since there are a bunch of
thoughts on many people's minds right now. These include the following:
* Eliminating the Bonobo dependency from accessibility stuff in GNOME.
Note that this doesn't necessarily equate to eliminating CORBA.
* Und
Hi Carlos,
> I also would like to now if someone have interest in the concept of an
> 'unmanaged' zoom region; that is, a zoom region that have content
> defined by the application using the API. Although this is something
> that is in gnome-mag API, I don't know if this is working. Maybe we
> can
Hi,
I would like to create a D-BUS based magnification API, but since some
radical changes where introduced in the desktop due the X composite
extension, and I'm not involved with the applications that use
gnome-mag API, I would like to hear the community before present
something.
First, I though
