Is it true what Michael Pozhidaev says that at GNOME startup if you get
the error message that accessibility is requested, but is not activated
it means that at-spi-registryd cannot be started?
If you are just a user and you want accessibility, what are you supposed
to do if you get this message?
Hmm...the orca-list might be the wrong place to have this discussion.
gnome-accessibility-devel (CC'd) might be better.
A Google search for "request_code 153 minor_code 3" yielded this page,
which seems to point fingers at the XEvIE extension:
http://archive.netbsd.se/?ml=xorg-team&a=2008-
Hi,
I wonder, whether it is possible to add or remove ATK interfaces at
run-time to or from an AtkObject without causing any misbehaviour on the
underlying AT-SPI bindings and clients.
A key example would be a Button class that can display images, but does
not have to all the time. In order to av
