Hi,
Trying to build a copy of gnome-2.20.1 from source under slackware-12.0
to play with orca, and I run into a problem: Epiphany, Yelp, and Devhelp
packages won't compile because they can't find gecko...the errors from
the configure script say to install a firefox/mozilla/xulrunner dev
package
Looks slick. Is this already going to become part of GNOME via Dasher?
cheers,
D
Steve Lee wrote:
> I thought I'd (re)introduce the Tapir 'OSK' program that features
> disambiguation (sometimes incorrectly called prediction) similar in
> operation to mobile phone entry systems. It has been develope
I thought I'd (re)introduce the Tapir 'OSK' program that features
disambiguation (sometimes incorrectly called prediction) similar in
operation to mobile phone entry systems. It has been developed by
David MacKay's Dasher team with design input by Mick Donegan.
I think it could be a useful GNOME p
Willie:
> The main constraint we're working with is that the tasks need to be
> relatively straightforward and very well defined. So "pick an app" is
> not really viable, nor is something like "fix all the audio woes in the
> world". For example, for the above, we'd need to specify exact
>
Hi All:
I think this presents an excellent opportunity for high school students
to become more aware of accessibility as well as help us out with
accessibility on GNOME.
In working with Vincent and others on the GHOP stuff over the past few
weeks, I was thinking of tasks along the following
