) we plan to do an Accessibility meeting in
Randa/Switzerland with people from both Gnome and KDE.
Just ask for any further information.
> Thanks very much for your time and patience.
> Sincerely,
> Meg Ford
Best regards
Mario
[1] http://simon-listens.org/index.php?id=122&L=1
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http://doodle.com/svghf38ibdg6k9dv
And if you've questions don't hesitated to ask. Oh and please forward this
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griits & thx
Mario
[1] http://community.kde.org/Sprints/Randa
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Morning
Maybe this is of some interest for you. It's about a job for a scientific
assistent in the area of accessibility at a Swiss High School.
German language knowledge is necessary.
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Liebe Studierende,
Die ZHAW Zürcher Hochschule für Angewandte Wissenschaften sucht pe
the deadlines are (guess you'd better ask Joanmarie or
Bryen about that), just sharing the link for you to know of it in case
you need it. As for me, I added some lines about my WebKitGTK+ work.
For reference, check out the 2010 Q3 report [2].
Cheers,
Mario
[1] http://twitter.com/#!/Joan
ation by October the 23th,
but no answer so far.
Mario
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herewith).
But there is for sure a GNOME equivalent if at least it's a texteditor (Gedit)
with the screen reader Orca (sorry I'm no Gnome expert).
Thx
Mario
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On Wed, 2010-11-03 at 20:34 +0100, Piñeiro wrote:
> [...]
> It would be also good to know what happened with the people that
> already proposed a talk, before this devroom creation. If we need to
> submit again the talk or whatever.
>
> Let's wait for Mario and Bryen discov
oon and
> get back to you all.
I've just sent a mail to them some minutes ago as well. I'll come back
here as soon as I get some information as well.
Thanks,
Mario
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sending proposals- should
have received some kind of feedback by October the 23th, IIRC.
Mario
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(diversity), so I'd love to see other non-GNOME only a11y talks there.
> Glad you guys are so keen on this subject and looking forward to seeing
> what transpires. Wish I could make it to Belgium just to root for you
> guys!
Thanks to you for proposing the initial idea. I
in particular) I don't see any problem about submitting such
a talk. Even more, I see it pretty interesting so we can create a richer
accessibility track that if it were just about GNOME.
But in any case, for explicit doubts about this just ask Bryen. I'm just
the one trying to push this
El mié, 13-10-2010 a las 18:44 +0100, Patrick Welche escribió:
> On Wed, Oct 13, 2010 at 04:57:25PM +0200, Mario Sanchez Prada wrote:
> > Hence that means we'd already be at 2/3 talks to be proposed, just one
> > proposal left ahead from, in case they all got accepted,
ed proposal for FOSDEM please let us know in
this thread and prepare it before October 16th (deadline for main
tracks). If we were able to achive the "3 accepted talks" that would be
awesome!
Thanks,
Mario
PS: Sorry for coming up with this stuff so late, but I couldn't do it
before
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http://doodle.com/em27d2h7vapkxu67
I'm looking forward to meeting you in person.
Best regards,
Mario Cámara.
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Hello,
My two cents on this:
- Yes, its much cheaper to get the money from any ATM at the airport.
Usually in Spanish airports (they are all managed by same company) you can
find ATMs from 3-4 different banks. There shouldn't be any problem getting
the money from any of them, just it could be mor
Hello,
I have been looking on the Caribou webpage and many of the "bugs" have been
already solved. I'll ask WARP, the company that has made those changes, to
update the page so that the status will be up-to-date.
Best regards.
Mario.
2010/9/16 Heidi Ellis
> Hi Folks,
>
Thank you for your comments and just some aclarations.
We won't make a new brand distribution. We'll take Ubuntu (probably 10.10)
and customize it to include all the a11y applications by default and enable
as much of them as possible on startup (this will be a Live distribution).
Help will be pro
a spanish equivalent of gnome-voice-control
8. Improvements to Webkitgtk+ [7]
9. Improvements to Cally and GNOME Shell [8]
10. Improvements to mousetweaks [9]
Please, feel free to redistribute this email to other lists/persons who can
give their opinion or to open a thread in the GNOME website t
Hello,
Please have a look at this post:
http://hoygan.yaco.es/first-results-in-the-evince-a11y-improvements
Just in case you don't know, Consortium Fernando de los Rios is funding this
improvement to EVINCE right now [1], and I think there should not be double
effort on pursuing the same goal.
Hello everybody,
It's great news, that way we could meet in person.
I'd like the GNOME Foundation to give a practical workshop on how to make
accessible GNOME applications. This could be addressed to the participants
of the Concurso de Software Libre [1].
Although in this year contest we added a
Hi,
Sanne is absolutely right that the other thread is for discussion about the
preconference, so I'm answering the questions related to our project in this
new thread.
Samuel Thibault:
> Yes, it's a separate tool but it depends on liblouis to do all the
> transcription.
| How different is it
the GNOME guidelines so that it will
become part of GNOME.
2010/5/4 Samuel Thibault
> Mario, le Tue 04 May 2010 12:17:04 +0200, a écrit :
> > 5. The creation of a text-to-Braille transcript tool for Spanish Braille
> 1. It
> > will be done by Onirica.
>
> Mmm, a separate tool? Or
Hello everybody,
I'm Mario Camara, manager of the e-Accessibility project at Consorcio
Fernando de los Rios, which is a public organization stemed from Junta de
Andalucia.
Currently, we are funding the following projects which are related to
GNOME in a direct way:
1. Improvements to ORC
Paul Hunt writes:
> The odd thing is that the same program does occasionally run but that
> error output is the usual response.
I can confirm this. In roughly 1 out of 5 tries, Java Swing
applications with JAW do run without any problem. So the issue seems to
be related to locking in combinati
Ke Wang writes:
> I think the problem is that JAW could not find the so library file.
That is one possibility, however, the empty catch block in AtkWrapper
silently muffles all possible Exceptions so that debugging initialisation
problems becomes pretty obscure.
I am refering to this piece of c
David Bolter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi all,
>
> Firefox (and other apps) provides accessibility support conditionally.
> This means that on GNOME it always runs a little slower for everyone,
> and eats up extra resources. I wonder if we could have GNOME
> accessibility turned on, but a sepa
Hynek Hanke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Mario Lang wrote:
>> I dont want to intrude on a topic that I might be failing to understand,
>> but wouldn't this kind of defeat one good point about
>> Speech Dispatcher, namely that it is ment to be used by different
Janina Sajka <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Mario Lang writes:
>> This usage pattern triggers an anoying problem here: The X11
>> screen saver has kicked in every time I switch back to my
>> X11 console (Alt+F7). While I understand why there is a password
>> p
doable somehow.
> The X server knows when it loses focus however.
Well, thats of no use here since if the X server looses focus
but no further keyboard interaction happens, the screen saver
should still start to protect the users account...
> Mario Lang, le Wed 13 Aug 2008 18:47:25
Hi.
Now that Orca really works great these days, I do have a logged in
GNOME session on my workstation all the time. However, since
the braille support for gnome-terminal is still lacking
a few things I really got used to as a long term syssadmin
on the linux console with BRLTTY, I do not do all
Hynek Hanke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hello,
>
> I'd like to ask if placing a .desktop file in ~/.config/autostart/
> is the right way to start Speech Dispatcher for gnome session.
I dont want to intrude on a topic that I might be failing to understand,
but wouldn't this kind of defeat one go
Kris Van Hees <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Has anyone here looked at the ASUS Eee PC in terms of accessibility and
> whether it is feasible to e.g. install Orca on it (along with all
> dependencies)
> to provide access to a blind user?
I am using a EEE PC with Orca, brltty and the usual Linux a
curacy.
>>
>> Have you nice day
>>
>> --
>>
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>> Mob: (00420) 608023021
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and explain actually why this is so?
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> brttly package.
So, and here is where I start to get pissed. Get your facts straight man.
This is flat out wrong. Debian was the first distribution to support brltty
in gnopernius out of the box. AFAIR, Ubuntu deliberately broke this
functionality when they copied over my pac
h
more time than creating the actual patch... I'd really like
if there were a simple, nicely documented email submission interface.
Kind of a chicken egg thing, with a complicated bug tracking system,
we probably loose bug reports by people trying to
Bill Haneman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Mario said, of the assertion that cut-and-paste is a function of the
> application, not the terminal:
>
>> That sounds more like an excuse than a solution to me :-)
>>
>>
> I know what you mean. However, it is t
he wouldnt accidentally miss them.
A simple cursor based mouse movement method would probably have helped her.
(Maybe we already have that, but we'll need to make sure that it works in
combination with screen readers like say, gnopernicus)
Just my 2 euro cents.
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Mario
screen" text UI, and since
> Gtk+ applications are rarely designed to fit requirements of a
> text-only display, they won't necessarily work very well.
>
> OTOH, you can run almost full Gtk+ on Linux framebuffers using
> DirectFB port of Gtk+[2]. What will suit you bette
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