Bryen,
Next Monday doesn't work for me. In any case, there isn't too much to
say yet with respect to engineering - most of the focus for the moment
is on user requirements gathering that is being conducted by our
disability organization partners - Royal National Institute of Blind
People, Ka
Flavio:
If there are qualified and interested people in attending any such
conference, then I would recommend contacting the GNOME Foundation and
seeing if there might be an opportunity to get travel sponsorship from
them.
Even outside USA?
I mean, I live in Italy and I'm going to be at the
Brian Cameron escribió:
Note that the GNOME Foundation would likely be interested in helping to
sponsor travel subsidies. Typically such subsidies are given when it
would benefit the GNOME accessibility community to have a presence, to
participate in decision making, or to give a presetnation t
On Tue, 2009-02-17 at 14:09 -0600, Brian Cameron wrote:
> Bryen:
>
> > 2) I brought up that we have several open source conferences coming up
> > throughout the year in the U.S. (and presumably around the world as
> > well.) Due to budgetary constraints, we cannot send a representative to
> > vis
Bryen:
2) I brought up that we have several open source conferences coming up
throughout the year in the U.S. (and presumably around the world as
well.) Due to budgetary constraints, we cannot send a representative to
visit all these events. However, we'd like to know who might be close
by re
Peter,
P.S. Any chance you can stop by our #a11y meeting on Monday? We'd love
to hear an update on the progress of AEGIS and if there's anything one
of us could do for the program.
Monday at 20:00 UTC (February 23) which I believe translates to 12 p.m.
California time.
--
Bryen Yunashko
openS
On Tue, 2009-02-17 at 11:30 -0800, Peter Korn wrote:
> Bryen, all,
>
> Interesting note below about making GNOME accessibility to deaf users.
> Last Friday I was talking with some Sun folks about closed captioning
> and other accessibility issues around video media, and one of them asked
> an
Bryen, all,
Interesting note below about making GNOME accessibility to deaf users.
Last Friday I was talking with some Sun folks about closed captioning
and other accessibility issues around video media, and one of them asked
an interesting question: should a user's caption setting in their v
We had a good productive meeting last night covering several topics:
1) Discussion of bugs and points to consider for GTK+ Hackfest in
Bolzano Italy. Flavio Premoli (FlaPer87) will be representing a11y
interests at the hackfest.
2) I brought up that we have several open source conferences coming
Hi Nolan:
I wonder if some sort of popup attack might be happening in Firefox and
it's causing degradation in at-spi-registryd (just a guess). If you
kill all firefox-related processes on your machine when the spike
happens, do things end up getting back to normal?
In addition, try running
Hi hey,
This is to announce the release of Accerciser 1.5.91, a beta release.
Accerciser is an interactive Python accessibility explorer for the
GNOME desktop. It uses AT-SPI to inspect and control widgets,
allowing you to check if an application is providing correct
information to assistive tech
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