Will
Couple of thoughts.
Firstly, to ensure that the commonly shipped basic Gnome apps that appears
on base distros all have accessability enabled as fully as possible. Maybe
a two stage process:
A. Ensure that keyboard shortcuts are activated and supported - is there
such a thing as a Gnome s
Hello,
At 9:43 AM + 1/24/08, Steve Lee wrote:
>Actually we want to ensure that *all* user a11y needs are covered well
>and you've identified a gap. I also see it as a part of a the need to
>polish up 'alternative access' provision. The time is ripe for a good
>discussion. We did set up the OS
Hi All,
I just wanted to explain my lack on involvement recently. I'm on
holiday until mid-February so that I can have quality time with my new
baby girl and her 5 year old sister. I'm still very passionate about the
new momentum in GNOME a11y. I'll be back.
cheers,
David
Willie Walker wrot
On 23/01/2008, Francesco Fumanti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Please don't get me wrong: In my previous post quoted below I did not
> want to say anything about the importance of the point about "having
> an onscreen keyboard that is more efficient for the users that..."
>
> I only wanted to say th
