ously a team worked on Caribou features.
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On 11 January 2011 13:58, Steve Lee wrote:
> Apart from the chance to get student experience with real open source
> communities I see this as an important opportunity to raise awareness
> about GNOME a11y. This is important as the general community really
> don't know about
really
don't know about it and there's no such thing as 'build it and they
will come'. Being at CSUN is important and being there with a booth,
talks and proj pos students will all add up to good exposure..
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In case you haven't seen them, there are some requirements questions
being asked on the GNOME accessibility wiki to guide development.
perhaps you would like to respond there?
http://live.gnome.org/Caribou/RequirementsQuestions#preview
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On 1 December 2010 13:06, Jiro Mats
of the following:
* Open development techniques and practices
* Web 2.0 style data mashups
* Use of and engagement with The Apache Software Foundations projects
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ue to the window
frame/border/furniture ? Included in one and not the other?
> Do these relationships always hold? If so, Is this documented somewhere?
If the above is the reson the answer will be no as will depend on WM
in use and user options etc
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I would not be able to distinguish them.
>>
>> This brings up two questions:
>>
>> 1. Is there a way to map from an at-spi Accessible *value to its
>>associated XWindow window?
>> 2. Is there a better alternative than XWindows for doing this?
>>
>&
2008/12/31 Quiring, Sam :
> I cannot find a way to figure out what window is on top
> nor the zorder relationship of the windows.
Sam, this is something where you may need to look outside the a11y
API. e.g the windows manager
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http://live.gnome.org/Accessibility/PythonPoweredAccessibility
Steve
> -Sam
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> -Original Message-
> From: Steve Lee [mailto:st...@fullmeasure.co.uk]
> Sent: Friday, December 12, 2008 10:48 AM
> To: Quiring, Sam
> Cc: gnome-accessibility-devel@gnome.org
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st put events in my own queue and
dequeue in idle processing - in other words make processing asynch.
I don't know what the official position is.
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Isn't Description potentially internationalised as well, so adding problems?
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2008/12/8 Peter Korn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Mike,
>
> Description is designed for human-reading, not
I just saw this on the TV
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programmes/click_online/7676552.stm
Nothing new but still interesting.
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Peter this is totally fantastic and even better news than I had hoped for.
Thank you for all your hard work making this possible.
Many, many people are going to benefit from the improved open accessibility.
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with MouseTrap...
http://eduspaces.net/stevelee/weblog/225753.html.
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Eye Gaze Study Day - 5 November 2008, London
Eye Gaze has long been considered to offer vast potential as an access
metho
create a task for
>> > someone to create a bunch of short screencast videos of the assistive
>> > technologies in action (i.e., here's theming, here's stickykeys, here's
>> > bouncekeys, here's GOK in dwell mode, here's Dasher, here's Mouse
ble and
work with file:// (which DOjo does). I decide not to this currently
due to time constraints and am just using XUL + modules + C++ XPCOM
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ld be a nice
> addition in the list of target platforms, but I guess
> this is even more unrealistic right now, or am I wrong?
> I hope I am :-)
Depending on what you are trying to do you might like to look at the
Mozilla platform, XUL
It's cross platform and has good core accessi
Excellent. That bugged me if I waited after power up before logging on
but I couldn't repro on demand. I discussed with Ubuntu (Luke?) but we
got nowhere so really pleased it's been fixed. Way cool I have no
other issues with a11y on all the time. ;-)
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ous use case is inclusive schools where students will be
treated more equal if they can use a variety of machines.
It strikes me as even more important now Becta are receiving tenders
on an Open Source school project in the UK.
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rast in high background light levels for a demo.
However the categories might well help users who are unsure.
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I like the 'task' based approach and it's fine while the list remains
managably small (I noticed that the mouse tweaks option is missing).
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Is anyone else having problem accessing http://live.gnome.org or
http://209.132.176.175.
Over the last week or so I usually get timeouts or errors, though I
can ping the IP.
Perhaps this is a UK or UK timing issue?
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ccasional timing
issues due to the latency . At least we can assume reads/writes will
not be pre-empted (I hope). So the onus is on the AT writer to sort it
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On 28/11/2007, David Bolter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Looks slick. Is this already going to become part of GNOME via Dasher?
> cheers,
David MacKay has indicated that it will be a separate project as far
as they are concerned upstream.
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True Type (.ttf)
I just unzipped and then dragged into fonts:/// which I opened in nautilus.
However that does a user specific install in ~/.fonts so is no good
for pre installation.
Perhaps they go in /usr/share/fonts/truetype/XXX plus a little config magic?
They're GPL 3 if that ma
I'm wondering how useful the results for cspi are seeing that it has
been declared obsolete AFAIK? Does the fact that it ends up calling
at-spi outweigh any possible differences in the way it works?
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> Hi Mark,
>
>
al services such as event notification
(Observer DP).
http://www.gnome.org/~billh/at-spi-idl/html/classAccessibility_1_1Registry.html
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screen and
then you can click again on the magnified image This means that people
with a tremor/reduced clicking accuracy can click on 'small' objects without
needing a good 'click-resolution'... This has been used, for example, with
eye-gaze, but I think might be general
to check for orca in the say() function and
having orca check at startup.
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hFile&do=get&target=moustweaks-video.ogg
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> Have a successful accessibility summit.
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> Francesco Fumanti
>
> PS: Willie Walker and David Bolter might also be interested in a demo
> of onboard.
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for the short term. Obviously entry level advances rapidly so we
should focus more effort the higher spec. I guess many users would
only start to consider changing to Linux at the point that they need a
new PC (though Linux would perform very well on their older kit) so
that also suggests develop
r test applications that way may only access some of the exposed
a11y functionality so further specific a11ying test is be desirable to
ensure AT is properly supported.
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PowerTalk - your presenta
away at CSUN. I
encourage others to do like wise in similar magazines in other
countries. The proprietary model is so ingrained it needs those
guerrilla marketing tactics (which also happen to match Open Source's
attention to recognising users needs).
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widgets but we'd eventually want to support custom or non GTK widgets
with their own atk interfaces. Plus I wonder if GTK might access ATK
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Corba port to windows).
Now we have IA2 could a bridge work, assuming we could afford to make
gtk apps only accessible via IA2? Can we afford to be in process only?
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; >> Not sure about this last question. I think "no" since states like this
> >> aren't usually applied to groups, only to individual actionable
> >> components (and the individual radio buttons are probably not, in this
> >> case, indeterminate).
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