Hi all,
So what would be needed for making Dasher geared up for use with an IDE like Eclipse?
Would it not in fact be possible to achieve a lot by just producing a new learning text, with a suitable vocabulary for the statistical "prediction" function, and a tailored selection array including
Joanie and Christian,
These are both very good suggestions that I hope may create a foundation
for moving ahead with this.
Mats
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Christian Hofstader
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-Christian Hofstader skrev: -I would love to work on a system wide "screen reader" for people with learning disabilities. Something like K3000 (KESI) or WYNN from FS. Using the Gnome accessibility features along with visual effects should be able to do something really innovative.Christian
Hi, I'd just want to express my opinion about this being a very important discussion, and to reinforce what Christian says about the problem with promoting free systems with major a11y shortcomings for public use. Here we hear about the remaining difficulties for VI screenreader users, though this
e for cross-fertilisation and perhaps integration with the Caribou project? Best wishes,Mats Mats Lundälv DART, reg.hab., Drottning Silvias barn- och ungdomssjukhus, SUKruthusgatan 17, SE-411 04 Göteborg, Swedenwww.dart-gbg.orgtel (DART): +46 (0)31 342 08 04mobil:+46 (0)705 298093, fax: +46 (0)31
n.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ruby_character
http://www.useragentman.com/blog/2010/10/29/cross-browser-html5-ruby-annotations-using-css/
Mats
-Simon McVittie skrev: -
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n any development around this within AEGIS, but it will be interesting to keep this in mind in the planning for follow-up actions further on. Cheers, Mats -Danielle Madeley skrev: -On Fri, 2011-10-28 at 23:19 +0200, Mats Lundälv wrote:> Thanks both for this interesting information a
Hi Thanks both for this interesting information about the preconditions for graphics in IM! The XEP-0231specs look quite promising (to an amateur in the techy field, as I am)! Another question then: Is there any support currently for Ruby Annotation in any of these IM protocols? If not; Are ther
Hi Peter, Cesar and all, As Peter points out, and as I mentioned in my post in the gnome-accessibility list, the 'font track' for graphic symbols is a route to wider compatibility with existing protocols and formats. That's why we ended up transferring the symbol graphics to fonts, to allow symbol
Note that there is also the JavaPlaphoons version running on Linux and Mac OS X - plus a newly released Android version based on JavaPlaphoons (but currently with more limited functionality). I've just added Plaphoons (and ARASAAC) tot the OATSoft lising (www.oatsoft.org )Mats -gnome-accessibil
Hi Cesar and Meg, Sorry to be a little late in finding this thread. Great initiative Cesar, thanks! I'd like to give you a little update about what's going on within the AEGIS project concerning AAC and graphic symbol support: We now have a working prototype in second alpha stage of graphic symbol
As Caribou is still in a relatively preliminary stage of development it may also be interesting to look at a couple of other alternatives: Florence http://florence.sourceforge.net/english.html - don't know the level of built-in language support. Onboard https://launchpad.net/onboard - that comes pa
Hi Eitan, Thanks for the update information - I read your blog with interest! A couple of questions and comments: The modular approach for the Keyboard UI - among other things - looks really interesting! For the version that you are currently working on; What kind of tools and opportunities for hi
, Eitan, as lately you are working hard on Caribou,
you can propose to add a newer version of Caribou (see the Requested
Version column).
BR
On 05/03/2011 01:46 PM, Mats Lundälv wrote:
Hi David, Eitan,I strongly support David's suggestion of a live cd with Ca
Hi David, Eitan,
I strongly support David's suggestion of a live cd with Caribou, or any
other means to make it practically possible for interested end-users and
facilitators to participate in the development !!
I find it very frustrating so far to see the release announcements flash
by withou
Hi,I agree that it is absolutely essential to be able to control the position of the On-Screen Keyboard. Another rather straight-forward but efficient way to do this under the control of the user, is to provide key/button scripts that move the keyboard to different locations on the screen, e.g. top
Hi Ken and Matt,Note that the info in that BBC link is rather old and misleading. Dasher is no eye gaze software. It's an excellent alternative text input tool that may be used with any pointing device, including eye gaze, and a range of other input methods. The Inference group at Cambridge who are
David,There is not one perfect way of laying out an on-screen keyboard of course: It all depends on the individual user's needs and preferences in terms of selection/control method etc. A comprehensive OSK AT solution must in the end offer a set of sample layouts for different needs (such as layout
David,Please consider seriously to include support for a usb game device - the fire buttons 1 and 2 - if at all possible!There are special popular connectors for switch input using this interface, in particular JoyCable and JoyBox, marketed by numerous AT vendors in both Europe and North America (a
Unfortunate tidings! I been wondering about the silence around Caribou, and this explains it.Good to hear that the two of you are doing your best to keep this moving - good luck, and I hope you'll find some supporters! Will check around in my circles what contributions that might possible to bring
tch inputs.
David
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To: David Colven
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Subject: Re: Ang. Re: Proposal: mouse-only Caribou for GNOME 2.30
2009/
I strongly support you on these points Steve:
Go for USB game as the primary source of switch input - as it's a
standard, but clearly separated from the basic keyboard and mouse input -
and good interface products - like the JoyCable - are there on the market.
Support for the other interface al
Hi Ben,I have little insight in the schedules and procedures for adding things to a next Gnome release, but fully respect the need to limit the scope as you propose. Switch input and scanning are more complex issues than one would believe not having been messing with it. So it may well be wise to f
Hi all,I just got aware that the message below was by mistake only sent to Ben and not to the list, as intended. Here it comes a bit delayed ...Mats -Vidarebefordrat av Mats Lundälv/vgregion 2009-10-12 02:31 -Till: Ben Konrath Från: Mats Lundälv/vgregionDatum: 2009-10-06 03:31Ärende: Ang
Regardless of the disgust one may feel over the Israeli warfare in Gaza: I
can recognise the ugly smell of a racist and anti-Semite when he comes in
my proximity.
How did this garbage find its way into the Gnome Accessibility list ?!
Mats___
gnome-acc
Doesn't this relate quite a bit to the other ongoing thread about Gnome
accessibility on/off issues ?
Mats
Jeff Cai <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Re: Problem with Java Acc
al in Windows and Mac environments.
There seem to be some promising techy suggestion on how to handle this,
but also quite a challenge in terms of work and dependencies :-/
Mats Lundälv
"Ian Pascoe" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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I strongly support this too.
It would smoothly remove one of the awkward issues presented to the user
when starting an application like GOK - and which we discussed eralier
this week.
Mats Lundälv
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2008-10-24 09:04
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by default? Security issue I suppose? Cheers,Mats Lundälv -Francesco Fumanti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> skrev: -Hello,Mats Lundälv wrote:> I appreciate the arguments for the ui grabbing in GOK - both for> switch input and direct selection users.> > But there are also reasons
ative settings for the physical keyboard?
This is a totally unmotivated interference in the basic system settings,
and in fact creates accessibility problems for people supporting the OSK
user. I regard this as being a design flaw that should be removed asap.
Any comments on this?
Cheers,
Mats Lu
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