Hi,
Just FYI,
http://blogs.gnome.org/carlosd/2007/10/07/compiz-output-as-magnifier-input/
Best regards,
Carlos.
2007/9/6, Carlos Eduardo Rodrigues Diógenes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> 2007/9/4, Carlos Eduardo Rodrigues Diógenes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> > * Make the "unmanaged" zoom region concept work
2007/9/4, Carlos Eduardo Rodrigues Diógenes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> * Make the "unmanaged" zoom region concept work;
I was think how this can be implemented and the only way that I can
realize to do this is using shared memory. Maybe this is due my lack
of CORBA knoweledge. Any tips about this?
Be
Hi Peter,
After reading lot's of messages (from 2005 to today) about the
Metacity development, I don't think that the GNOME community want to
switch Metacity due all the maintenance that it have and the good
integration that it have with GNOME and I really don't want to start
this discussion again
I'm not sure of the logistics of a phone in possibility. They ALWAYS
are very difficult when there are a large number of people in one room
and a few on the phone. In my experience, we can easily spend more time
with getting the call set up and "I can't hear you" problems than we do
actually bein
own GUI for those hardly ever used settings etc, but
> have one place where the common settings can be easily accessed.
>
> HTH
>
> Ian
>
> -Original Message-
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Peter
> Korn
> Sent: 30 Augus
nt: 30 August 2007 17:53
To: Willie Walker
Cc: gnome-accessibility-list@gnome.org;
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Subject: Re: D-BUS based magnification API
Hi Willie, Carlos, gang,
> ...
>
>>> Are you coming to GNOME Boston 2007? Magnification is one of the
>>> critical things we want t
2007/8/30, Peter Korn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi Willie, Carlos, gang,
>
> > ...
> >
> >>> Are you coming to GNOME Boston 2007? Magnification is one of the
> >>> critical things we want to talk about for the accessibility summit.
> >>>
> >> Ow... it would be a dream :-), but I don't have passport a
Hi Willie, Carlos, gang,
> ...
>
>>> Are you coming to GNOME Boston 2007? Magnification is one of the
>>> critical things we want to talk about for the accessibility summit.
>>>
>> Ow... it would be a dream :-), but I don't have passport and don't
>> have money, so no :-(, but I really
On Wed, 2007-08-29 at 15:14 -0300, Carlos Eduardo Rodrigues Diógenes
wrote:
> > * Eliminating the Bonobo dependency from accessibility stuff in GNOME.
> > Note that this doesn't necessarily equate to eliminating CORBA.
>
> I really have no idea how much impact this would cause. I learned only
>
Peter Korn wrote:
> Assume that without GL, we can have a magnifier of quality 5, and with
> GL a magnifier of quality 10 (just an assumption for sake of argument,
> please bear with me). Since GL now runs on even somewhat older video
> hardware, and you can get a GL card for not much money if
Hi Carlos,
>>> ...
>> I would like to suggest more study of the Compiz option before making
>> the decision to work with Metacity instead. While today it seems no
>> desktop UNIX distro is prepared to replace Metacity with Compiz, it does
>> appear that many (most? all?) are looking to have it as
Hi Peter,
2007/8/29, Peter Korn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi Carlos,
>
> In two places you mention going with Metacity:
>
> > ...
> >
> >> * Understanding where the masses are going with respect the
> >> composite extension manager. Is it metacity, compiz, something
> >> else? Where/how does gn
The most use of Bonobo in A11Y infrastructure was activation before
GNOME 2.18, although our idl are based on Bonobo::Unknown. In GNOME2.18
we change the way of activation, so we can remove Bonobo dependency
because it is announced as "upcoming deprecation". And also, it creates
the *possibility* o
Hi Carlos,
In two places you mention going with Metacity:
> ...
>
>> * Understanding where the masses are going with respect the
>> composite extension manager. Is it metacity, compiz, something
>> else? Where/how does gnome-mag fit in this new world?
>>
>
> There was a big discussi
Hi Willie,
2007/8/28, Willie Walker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi Carlos:
>
> This is a very timely discussion to have since there are a bunch of
> thoughts on many people's minds right now. These include the following:
>
> * Eliminating the Bonobo dependency from accessibility stuff in GNOME.
> No
Hi Eitan,
2007/8/28, Eitan Isaacson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi Carlos,
>
> > I also would like to now if someone have interest in the concept of an
> > 'unmanaged' zoom region; that is, a zoom region that have content
> > defined by the application using the API. Although this is something
> > that
Hi Carlos,
There are several additional AT uses I've been part of discussions on
that might inform your new API.
One is for something like an on-screen scanning keyboard to scan in
place -> to highlight regions of the screen, regions of a window, in
order to allow a user who can only press a
Willie et al,
I was just thinking before actually reading this emai to write you (Willie)
so we could restart this discussion so I can write a nice proposal
for my next Mozilla grant proposal so I can possibly start working on this
by next month or so.
I will start writing a document and creatin
Hi Carlos:
This is a very timely discussion to have since there are a bunch of
thoughts on many people's minds right now. These include the following:
* Eliminating the Bonobo dependency from accessibility stuff in GNOME.
Note that this doesn't necessarily equate to eliminating CORBA.
* Und
Hi Carlos,
> I also would like to now if someone have interest in the concept of an
> 'unmanaged' zoom region; that is, a zoom region that have content
> defined by the application using the API. Although this is something
> that is in gnome-mag API, I don't know if this is working. Maybe we
> can
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