Possibly some related resources:
Color deficiency simulator:
http://www.visibone.com/colorblind/
another simulator:
http://www.vischeck.com/
Color perception paper:
http://www.4colorvision.com/files/colorcontrperf.htm#equations
Color tool:
http://www.colorfield.com/index.html
Example color con
Possibly some related resources:
Color deficiency simulator:
http://www.visibone.com/colorblind/
another simulator:
http://www.vischeck.com/
Color perception paper:
http://www.4colorvision.com/files/colorcontrperf.htm#equations
Color tool:
http://www.colorfield.com/index.html
Example color
Ben,
I have a very recent Ubuntu install on my laptop. I'm not able to
address your concern regarding nothing appearing in the wpa key box but
there is another potential thing you might have to look out for... I
have found it very difficult to configure Ubuntu networking to use
encryption, a
Henrik, All,
Hi. I'm just wondering if it might be helpful for everyone involved or
interested in free/open-source on-screen keyboard (or alternative input
software) development to get together in one place or on one phone call
to educate each other on our plans and ideas for best serving our u
Hi Steve,
The at-spi hides nasty stuff like CORBA behind an API. In early days we
used the cspi bindings (for C), but we should all now use the normative
C library libspi. I imagine you are most interested in python bindings
-- which I haven't used (yet).
Note, gok hasn't migrated from cspi
Hi All,
Yelp has a function called "timeout_update_gok". This sounds like a
temporary stop-gap that might have been forgotten. Ideally should the
fix should be in mozilla (if not already)?
http://www.google.com/codesearch?q=file%3Ayelp+timeout_update_gok&btnG=Search+Code
Can anyone shed any l
Bill Haneman wrote:
> David Bolter wrote:
>> Hi All,
>>
>> Yelp has a function called "timeout_update_gok". This sounds like a
>> temporary stop-gap that might have been forgotten. Ideally should the
>> fix should be in mozilla (if not already)?
&g
Hi Henrik,
Henrik Nilsen Omma wrote:
> Brian Cameron wrote:
>
>> I suppose it might be possible to code an on-screen keyboard directly
>> into GDM, but this might be more work than you think. Note GOK supports
>> "dwell" mode so that it works for users who can only manipulate a single
>> butto
Hi Brian,
You are doing a great job on gdm and thanks for keeping tabs on us AT
folks :-) and ultimately for keeping the end users in mind.
I'm going to mostly repeat my response to a related email since it is
relevant here. Here I'm responding to your comment:
"It would be nice if the GOK/Or
==
* What is GOK?
==
GOK enables users to control their desktops without having to
rely on a standard keyboard or mouse. It includes a suite of
on-screen keyboards as well as dynamic keyboard generation.
Please see http://www.gok.ca/ for details.
==
That was painful to read.
David
Peter Parente wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> Yesterday, IBM decided to change strategies with respect to GNOME
> accessibility:
>
> http://www-03.ibm.com/developerworks/blogs/page/schwer
>
> Under this new plan, IBM is no longer supporting development of LSR,
> Accercise
Also if even part of it becomes public for now would be a great
help. Like any planning, roadmap, schedule docs. Is there a wiki?
a channel?
cheers,
David
On 12-Jun-07, at 1:14 PM, Willie Walker wrote:
> Thanks Olaf! Does this mean that anyone wishing to consider
> collaborating with Trol
Diego,
Yes, the AT-SPI is what you want. I haven't tried using the AT-SPI
without X but it would be great to know how far you can get with that
configuration. What are you building?
cheers,
David Bolter
Diego A. Fons wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to build my own accessi
Looks slick. Is this already going to become part of GNOME via Dasher?
cheers,
D
Steve Lee wrote:
> I thought I'd (re)introduce the Tapir 'OSK' program that features
> disambiguation (sometimes incorrectly called prediction) similar in
> operation to mobile phone entry systems. It has been develope
This is exactly what we need. I'm raising my hand.
cheers,
David
Brian Cameron wrote:
> The GNOME Foundation Board of Directors recognizes the importance
> of Accessibility in the GNOME desktop. To help foster a more
> clear and positive vision, the board thinks it would be helpful
> to form an
Steve,
The accessibility docs are begging for a refresh/rewrite... if you can
find the time ;) I'm sure you'd do an awesome job.
cheers,
David
Steve Lee wrote:
> Nice one, and I'm happy to contribute.
>
> Will: FYI re docs, there should be an article on GNOME a11y, AT-SPI,
> pyatspi, accercise
Hi Aaron,
Well put and I do not enjoy committees that are closed and/or don't seem
to be useful. That said, I don't think this committee need be closed.
Ideally I'd like to see someone like Will be given ownership of the big
picture thinking, or making sure the big picture thinking happens, and
Hi Will,
Looks good. Two indirectly related things came to mind as I read your
email. Can we:
1) create an IRC channel for more interactive discussions about
gnome-a11y (or linux-a11y, or unix-a11y, or foss-a11y)
2) be mindful of potential KDE resources (harmonization). Maybe some
stuff belong
Steve Lee wrote:
>> 3) Brainstorming / developing improvements that push the envelope in
>> the user experience. It's great to have a set of familiar assistive
>> technologies for people to use today when migrating to GNOME from
>> other platforms. But a benefit of developing on an open stack with
Peter Parente wrote:
>> Choice quote: "we have succumbed to the tyranny of the popular, the
>> typical, the average, or the norm"... but let's not! We should be able
>> to go so much farther and faster in FOSS land...
>>
>
> Simply getting together to talk in an open forum helps spark new
>
Gilles Casse wrote:
> Peter Parente wrote:
>
>> A custom navigation app could make use of
>> either for stepping through directions en route.
>>
>
> The Neo1973 (OpenMoko) is also another possible platform. I have
> recently integrated on the Neo, Navit (navigation software) with speech
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
If someone wants to take a crack at triaging the GOK bugs please do
help! I'm still on "holiday", but will try my best to find time to work
with someone to prioritize GOK bugs. It may turn out that we (GNOMErs)
focus efforts on a new OSK, but even in that case it would be good to
keep GOK viabl
Brian,
Yes. Excellent point, but I was waiting to see where the community
thought we should spend energy in the OSK/alt-input space before making
the request for a co-maintainer.
cheers,
David
Brian Cameron wrote:
> David/Willie:
>
>
>> I'm also looking for a co-maintainer and am happy to me
This is all so great! I'm EST and for now can be available whenever my
newborn isn't crying ;)
I agree it would be really great to make a11y testing part of the
process. Maybe we could collect the test batteries from the various
distros and look for gaps; essentially to provide an uber test mat
Willie Walker wrote:
> Thanks Francesco!
>
>
>>> In addition, I would also like to raise the idea of making a proposal
>>> to the GNOME release team that a11y become part of the new module
>>> proposal process. I'm curious what people think of that idea and who
>>> would be willing to help test
accessibility tasks we find really important. As a result, they are
> now providing funding to get the work done. This is FANTASTIC news!
>
> More details will be coming out very soon (this week?), but the GNOME
> Board has requested that we let the GNOME accessibility community kn
FYI
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It s great to see many other developers sharing the idea we have been trying
to implement right within the Sugar Environment.
We have been working on integrating speech-synthesis into Sugar for quite
some time now. You can check out our ideas here :
http://wiki.la
Willie Walker wrote:
> Hi All:
>
> What: IRC in the #a11y room in irc.gnome.org
> When: Thu 21-Feb UTC 21:00-22:00
>
> Given the responses I've received, this meeting is confirmed. My
> apologies for those of you who had requests to move this meeting around.
> It's really hard to accommodate e
Will,
Thanks for sharing. I wish I'd made my notes public over the years...
especially since I tend to lose them. I think it is a great idea to get
this stuff on the wiki. Thanks again.
cheers,
David
Willie Walker wrote:
> Hey All:
>
> Well...a few people have queried about how the AT-SPI i
Hi Will,
Willie Walker wrote:
> Hi All:
>
> This is to follow up on the nice IRC discussion we had in IRC yesterday
> regarding magnification. I think the main points were:
>
> o The COMPOSITE extension opens the world for us to do lots and lots of
> really cool manipulation of what's being dis
Hi Jan,
Jan Buchal wrote:
>> "WW" == Willie Walker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>
>
> WW> Hi All: Great IRC meeting yesterday. Thanks everyone for
> WW> attending and participating. Here's some notes I took regarding
> WW> speech:
>
> WW> * While it may not be
GOK too. We need more bodies in the alt-input and OSK space.
cheers,
David
Steve Lee wrote:
> I don't know if it is common knowledge but the amazing Dasher project
> is in need of some TLC, particularly maintainers and developers, but
> all contributions would be most welcome.
>
> http://eduspac
If I can find funding, do we have people in the community to (help) do it?
D
Willie Walker wrote:
> Hi Li:
>
> Under the "AT-SPI on DBus" section on the GetInvolved page, there's a
> few links to Rob Taylor and Mark Duffman's wonderful work on the
> feasibility study. They did an awesome job an
Will,
That sounds very reasonable to me. Can you start it? :)
cheers,
D
Willie Walker wrote:
> Hi All:
>
> This speech issue is obviously one filled with passion and high
> expectations. I think our ultimate end goal here is to find a solution
> that works well and fits within the various co
Hi Ronny.
I would recommend the Orca screen reader for Linux.
http://live.gnome.org/Orca
Note: I've cc'ed the gnome accessibility community.
cheers,
David
Ronny Andrade Parra wrote:
> Hi everyone, my name is Ronny Andrade, we are starting a project in my
> university in which we are going to w
Before we completely leave this thread... Does anyone have any ideas on
how to collect accurate usage data for adaptive input programs? Keep in
mind that the time taken to compose an email can be quite lengthy for
some GNOME users who might be operating their desktop perhaps via a puff
switch..
Steve Lee wrote:
> On 19/03/2008, David Bolter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> Before we completely leave this thread... Does anyone have any ideas on
>> how to collect accurate usage data for adaptive input programs?
>>
>
> Are you talking predictiv
Thanks Janina. Excellent point. And it is at the edges where innovation
often happens.
For the record, my concern about knowing the number of GOK users is that
if there are resource decisions to be made that might impact them, it
would be good to know the potential damage. It worries me that I
I try to hang on that channel daily for a least a few hours.
D
Steve Lee wrote:
> +1
>
> On 25/03/2008, Willie Walker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> Hey All:
>>
>> Wow - these past few months really wore me out. There were a lot of
>> deadlines all over the place, and they all seemed to hap
Pointer grabs are horrible things. We've had to work around this by
requiring GOK users to use a non-core pointing device, which has led to
lots of confusion over the years.
If there is going to be a lobby against pointer grabs I will gladly join.
cheers,
David
Francesco Fumanti wrote:
> Hell
bugs.freedesktop.org, or even against both?
>
Yes, perhaps, or ask in the Ubuntu bug that someone file upstream
(whoever owns policykit).
>
>
> At 12:21 PM -0400 4/3/08, David Bolter wrote:
>
>> Pointer grabs are horrible things. We've had to work around this by
&g
Kristian Lyngstøl wrote:
> On Thu, Mar 27, 2008 at 8:36 PM, Willie Walker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> Having said all that, we have a task for "GNOME Outreach Program:
>> Accessibility" for someone to get paid to help take the magnification
>> solution beyond where we are now. If someone
Janina, it is all so awesomely cool. Thanks for all your efforts behind
the scenes.
cheers,
David
Janina Sajka wrote:
> This truly is wonderful news. I personally can't wait to take some of
> those KDE apps for a spin with Orca, and I expect there will be KDE
> based AT that will now be able to
There is nobody slotted for this work yet.
cheers,
David
Francesco Fumanti wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have seen on the roadmap of GNOME 2.24 that gok is listed for a
> possible migration to python.
>
> Does anybody know who will be doing that work? (Maybe that I can
> exchange a few ideas with him.)
Hi All,
We now have a freshly installed wiki resource where we can collaborate
on building educational materials. This was spurred along be the
observation that we are seeing more and more blogs and tutorials related
to ARIA and DHTML accessibility. Perhaps it makes sense to work together
on s
Hi Aaron,
Thanks for the organization suggestions.
Note to all: my hope is that this site is created by all of us from the
very beginning, and is something we 'own' together. That's why it looks
so raw right now.
cheers,
David
Aaron Leventhal wrote:
> Hi David,
>
> For organization how about
Vincent Untz wrote:
Le lundi 02 juin 2008, à 16:33 +0200, Vincent Untz a écrit :
Hi Alp,
Le dimanche 01 juin 2008, à 14:05 +0100, Alp Toker a écrit :
Hi,
WebKit/GTK+ now has AT-SPI accessibility support using ATK as requested
by the Yelp developers, which was laid out as a requiremen
Hi Kris,
It sounds like out-of-the-box there isn't much in the way of a11y. But
some say it is simple to install orca, see for example:
http://wiki.debian.org/DebianEeePC/Accessibility
I haven't got an eeepc myself so can't confirm.
cheers,
David
Kris Van Hees wrote:
Hi,
Has anyone here l
Hi all,
There has been some important work done recently on GOK, and I would
like to roll up a release. Mysteriously, gok's 'make distcheck' is
failing. Unfortunately my auto-fu is rusty. It seems that the
gok-1.x.y temporary directory gets built and while in gok-1.x.y/_build,
attempts to s
Thanks Brian, unfortunately I am already using 0.37.1
(I got excited there for a minute)
cheers,
David
Brian Cameron wrote:
David:
Are you using intltool version 0.40? I had a similar problem with
intltool-merge.in, intltool-update.in, and intltool-extract.in not
being created, and causing "
Hi Patrick,
Sure. Just to be clear, do you want the temporary build directory?
Shall I send to the list or just to yourself?
cheers,
David
Patrick Welche wrote:
Would you like to tarup the recalcitrant directory and make it available
for download so we can take a look?
Cheers,
Patrick
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==
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as dynamic keyboard generation. Please see http://www.gok.ca/ for details.
What's changed for GOK v1.3.7?
ut to the helpful people who
meet regularly in #a11y. THANKS!
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Awesome. Just a heads up, I'll be on vacation from the 11th to the 22nd;
but I'll try to make the #a11y meetings.
go GOPA!
cheers,
David
Willie Walker wrote:
Hey All:
We have three GOPA (GNOME Outreach Program: Accessibility) tasks in full
swing right now: Kristian Lyngstøl doing magnificati
http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gok-list
cheers,
David
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What is GOK?
==
GOK enables users to control their free desktops without having to rely
on a standard keyboard or mouse. It includes a suite of on-screen
keyboards as well as dynamic keyboard generation. Please see
http://www.gok.ca/ for details.
What's changed for GOK v2.23.91?
My regrets as well. I have a conference call all day Monday (which also
happens to be a holiday in Canada).
cheers,
David
Steve Lee wrote:
me neither - covering the end of school holidays.
Steve
2008/8/30 Francesco Fumanti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hello,
As I have another appointment during
Thanks Jeff.
Sanka, thanks very much for your attendance today. My apologies on the
timing... I hope to IRC-meet with you next week!
cheers,
David
Jeff Cai wrote:
Attendees: suseROCKs, Li, JeffCai, mgorse, Tim Miao etc.
1. Since most of people didn't join the meeting, Sanka will discuss
Ev
Congratulations to everyone, especially the crowd on #a11y IRC! This is
a great way to get people thinking more about FOSS accessibility.
I wonder... can the people behind the program get some recognition for
their affiliate corporations (profit or non-profit)? I mean in addition
to the official
Hi Francesco,
Thanks for raising this. I think it is important to consider the
difference between interacting with GOK keys, and interacting directly
with the interface. Here's some reasons I can see for leaving ui
grabbing enabled for the direct selection access method.
* GOK keys can be bigger
Hi Mats, all,
As a waning GOK maintainer, I'm delighted at the thoughtful criticisms
I'm reading about GOK as I've long agreed with a lot of them. Please see
http://live.gnome.org/Gok (particularly Zero-conf GOK) for more of the
same. I'd love to see us capture all the good ideas by adding them to
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 separate setting that Firefox can check
on GNOME to tell
This is a common pattern. I hear it is also true for other things in FF
like dom mutation events only fire if there is a listener... makes a
lot of sense.
A tree should only fall in the forest if someone is listening.
D
Aaron Leventhal wrote:
> Mario, on Windows we use lazy instantiation. Th
y isn't needed.
>
> Please, add lazy instantiation for accessibility. Would it fit to do
> this in the D-BUS AT-SPI migration project?
>
> - Aaron
>
>
> On 10/22/2008 8:35 PM, David Bolter wrote:
>> This is a common pattern. I hear it is also true for other things in FF
&g
Jason White wrote:
> On Fri, Oct 24, 2008 at 05:22:35PM -0400, Willie Walker wrote:
>
>
>> Note that I'm not necessarily encouraging or supporting the current
>> you-get-it-or-you-don't behavior of GNOME. I'd much prefer NOT to have
>> a gconf setting to enable accessibility, and I would pr
Hi all,
Please correct me if I'm wrong (and I hope I am), but I think distros
are still having a bit of a headache getting Firefox accessibility to
start up. I personally am using the workaround Steve gave us here:
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=460926#c4 on my install of
Intrepid (
Uhm... Flavio? Thoughts?
D
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My name is Cesar Mauri. Since 2003 I'm working with machine vision and
alternative computer access close to the people of the Cerebral Palsy
Association in Tarragona (Spain). I've just launched an open
source project called Enable Viacam
I can offer to be on a channel, depending on time/date.
cheers,
David
Willie Walker wrote:
> My idea situation is this:
>
> 1) On the WebKit side: people that know the WebKit a11y code and who
> can also help us compile WebKit and run the sample WebKit apps.
>
> 2) On our side: people that can com
ith the WebKit folks
> working on WebKit a11y?
>
> Will
>
> David Bolter wrote:
>> I can offer to be on a channel, depending on time/date.
>>
>> cheers,
>> David
>> Willie Walker wrote:
>>> My idea situation is this:
>>>
>>> 1
there, but it still has ways to go. Also, I believe for
>> some of this to fully work, VoiceOver needs to be adapted as well.
>> For example, more complex widgets like tab panels, trees, grids etc.
>> don't get recognized. Sliders are recognizedhalf-way (the fact
ified this myself.
Olaf
Richard, it would be great to know if you are successful using GOK with KMousetool. It
might be the case that you would want to change to "Direct" mode while using
KMousetool...
good luck,
David Bolter
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Hi Michael,
Great to hear of your interest in the mighty GOK.
I'm not aware of the term gesture steering as it might apply to GOK. GOK
is an on-screen keyboard suite. The keys do not move around like the
letters and words in Dasher. There are many ways GOK users can select
keys on the GOK keybo
Jason,
To understand your idea/question, I need to know more details. Are you
talking about the function keys F1 through F12? The GOK compose keyboard
usually defaults (at least in english locales) to redisplaying the
keyboard described by the x driver -- in other words it should already
contai
Very clear request thanks :-)
Please see:
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=304699
Note: we should move this thread to gnome-accessibility-devel in future
replies.
cheers,
David
Jason Brower wrote:
I have a friend that has a hard time typing as fast as her friends while
online. I use a t
hja,
The editor is not a polished tool but has seen some improvement in both
window size, and functionality with the patch I posted recently to:
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=139379
More below:
hja wrote:
Hi there,
Downloaded 1.0.5 as a Debian Package. Trying out the editor. It
Possibly orthogonal...
Maybe we need a wizard?
(Also, just a note that as decades pass there seems to be a
movement/evolution of "assistive technology" features into mainstream
use. I think we should encourage this wherever possible. It would be a
shame to see a user leaning forward squinting
Hi Nagappan,
GOK uses different algorithms for squeezing information out of
applications. at-poke is really a tool for describing what the currently
selected widget/component/item, and is not supposed to do more than that.
cheers,
David
Nagappan wrote:
Hi,
If I select some address book
Sometimes if I have exited X abruptly and am having trouble logging back
in to the desktop... I follow these steps:
1. log in as root to a safe shell
2. bonobo-slay
3. rm -rf /tmp/orbit*
4. exit
These seems to reset things.
D
Bill Haneman wrote:
Answer is "yes", because at-spi-registryd has
Hi Bill, Henrik...
I have minor comments:
Quoting Bill Haneman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi Henrik:
>
> The reason that StickyKeys is needed is not only because of general key
> combinations like the one you mention (Control-Alt-X) but also because
> of the interaction with CapsLock, etc. In g
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Henrik,
Henrik Nilsen Omma wrote:
David Bolter wrote:
We are happy to add authors to:
http://larswiki.atrc.utoronto.ca/wiki
Perhaps you should consider opening it up as an actual wiki. I think
that would encourage more people to contribute. I'm involved in
running several Moin wiki
Hi Steph,
Thanks for your email, I try to respond below:
S. ancelot wrote:
Hi,
I would like to know if it is possible to act on gok behavour.
I only actiovated the keyboard compose fonction.
I encountered following problems :
1) gok window appears each time I open a new application.
I would l
GOK uses GTK+. You might want to consider contributing to the GOK
project? Either way, best of luck with your work! On-screen keyboard
access could always benefit from more attention. Please keep in touch if
you make good progress.
cheers,
David
王鹏 wrote:
> OK,thanks for all!
> I read some book
Small tangent...
Brian Cameron wrote:
Henrik:
I do not think that this completely solve the "how do I set
my accessibility preferences when I can't do anything until the
preferences are set up."
Perhaps a set of hotkeys are necessary to launch the different
accessibility tools so that a user
Peter Korn wrote:
Hi Henrik,
Cool stuff.
For the on-screen keyboard, please consider doing something like "gok
--simple" (assuming folks like David Bolter agree).
Yes. This is difficult though, since I can understand both sides of the
fence here. My biased (gok maintainer) opini
Henrik Nilsen Omma wrote:
David Bolter wrote:
Peter Korn wrote:
Hi Henrik,
Cool stuff.
For the on-screen keyboard, please consider doing something like "gok
--simple" (assuming folks like David Bolter agree).
Yes. This is difficult though, since I can understand
Hi Chris,
Have a look at gok_main_create_window in:
http://cvs.gnome.org/viewcvs/gok/gok/main.c?annotate=1.191
Another thing you might consider is making your window a docked window.
This can really help with screen real estate issues as well as focus
issues. We made docking optional in GOK.
Hi guys. Technically I'm on holiday today. I think we could choose an existing
event (or propose a new one) for notification regarding this... and GOK could
create a key representing the current app-autocompletion.
Nice idea guys!
cheers,
D
Quoting Peter Korn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi Evan,
>
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