Hi everyone,
Thank you very much for all the constructive comments. Firstly, I should
apologise if I came across as being attacking yesterday. It's really just
frustration that previously it's been very hard to get to talk to anyone
about accessibility issues in LibreOffice.
I must admit I
Op 28-10-2020 om 08:29 schreef Quentin Christensen:
Thanks Florian,
Given the increasing use of open source software such as Libre Office in
government and corporate use, it is disappointing it isn't more of a
priority. Not being accessible does explicitly exclude LIbre Office from
most
Hi Quentin,
Over the last 20 years I have spent quite a bit of energy on the matter of
accessibility in openoffice.org so let's consider your request in that
light.
*Background*
Accessibility is undeniably important, and LibreOffice already includes the
results of large amounts of work by a
On 28.10.20 08:29, Quentin Christensen wrote:
> Not being accessible does explicitly exclude LIbre Office...
Accessibility is and was always in our focus [1,2]. For example, TDF tendered
the accessibility checker [3], and every build tests now changes to the UI
against a11y basics [4].
What
Hi Quentin,
Quentin Christensen wrote:
Given the increasing use of open source software such as Libre Office in
government and corporate use, it is disappointing it isn't more of a
priority. Not being accessible does explicitly exclude LIbre Office
at the moment, the board is evaluating
Hi Quentin,
Quentin Christensen wrote:
Was there any discussion about accessibility and if so, did anything
come out of it?
there was no separate discussion about accessibility. It is one of the
topics the board has in their ranking, to determine the
importance/priority of the topic - but
