Hi Chris:
Zero-conf is of course the ideal, glad you've achieved it for SOK.
I am hoping that by using Xevie (via at-spi-registryd - since Xevie only
allows ONE client per session :-( and at-spi-registryd needs XEvie for
its own purposes), we can change GOK so that the default out-of-the-box
[ Bill Haneman ]
Olaf implied that there was a concern with XEvie interfering with the
core pointer.
No, I meant to say that interfering with the core pointer is the intended
behaviour for most use cases of on-screen keyboards - but not for all. It is
perfectly fine if you do not target those
On Thu, 2006-08-17 at 11:40, Olaf Jan Schmidt wrote:
[ Bill Haneman ]
Olaf implied that there was a concern with XEvie interfering with the
core pointer.
No, I meant to say that interfering with the core pointer is the intended
behaviour for most use cases of on-screen keyboards - but
[ Bill Haneman ]
Actually, my point is that this affects ALL use cases of on-screen
keyboards.
I don't see why this should be the case.
Imagine a case where an on-screen keyboard is used for entering text in
another language - not as a keyboard replacement, and without need to work
within
On Thu, 2006-08-17 at 12:05, Olaf Jan Schmidt wrote:
[ Bill Haneman ]
Actually, my point is that this affects ALL use cases of on-screen
keyboards.
I don't see why this should be the case.
Imagine a case where an on-screen keyboard is used for entering text in
another language - not
Hi Olaf:
On Wed, 2006-08-16 at 21:23, Olaf Jan Schmidt wrote:
[ Bill Haneman ]
That strikes me as a surprising statement. Of course it depends on what
you mean by partially sighted.
The people I am familiar with for example have light allergy. Large bright
areas on the screen hurts
Hi All:
We need to choose a day for the meeting, and develop an agenda - please log
in to the wiki and add your suggestions. If there's enough support for this
idea, we can dedicate a room to it - it might be useful to nominate a chair
person to maintain the wiki page and run the meeting.
quote who=Willie Walker
I'm happy to volunteer to be chair for this meeting and have support from
my management to spend time on it.
Sweet, thanks Willie - no one else has stepped up, so it looks like you've
got the gig! This is where my facilitation ends and yours begins. ;-) Let me
know if I
Chris Jones wrote:
Keyboard are primarily used as text input devices. Almost all other
functions can be handled by the pointer input including the menus. If
the menus are too small a target to hit one possible work around would
be to increase the font size.
I think we should start
What is the exact day for it? I only see one day event here:
http://live.gnome.org/Boston2006/AccessibilitySummit
I want to try and have a Mozilla hack fest tacked on to it as well, for
a few days of coding together. Anyone who works on Mozilla or on an AT
hooking into Mozilla is invited --
Hey Aaron:
I think this would be useful. From an OS platform standpoint, we're
definitely lacking in compelling web accessibility. We all realize this
and we all agreed earlier this year to center on Firefox 3 as our
primary focus for web accessibility.
You and the extended Firefox 3 teams
Hi Everyone,
I have been working to setup various ATs to complement my usability lab,
which is coincidentally about 200 meters from the Summit location.
It would be fantastic to have you all over to the lab for a visit. I'd
like to discuss the role of usability testing in the context of
It's really great to have such broad interest in Accessibility at the
Summit. I'd love to include the lab visit.
I think it should be on a separate day, however, since it could take a
lot of time and lead to rather wide-ranging discussions. Looks like our
one day is already getting pretty full.
On Thu, 2006-08-17 at 13:06, Willie Walker wrote:
Hi All:
We need to choose a day for the meeting, and develop an agenda - please log
in to the wiki and add your suggestions.
One think that I'd really like to present, and which fortunately I have
extensive materials ready for, is a
I'm still unclear as to what day it actually is!
Is it before or after the general Gnome summit?
Anne, I would really enjoy visiting your lab. Bill's suggestion of a 2nd
day works for me.
- Aaron
Bill Haneman wrote:
It's really great to have such broad interest in Accessibility at the
Hi Chris,
On 17/08/06, Bill Haneman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think the 'simple' or 'common' cases you are thinking about are mostly
text entry. For text entry you are right that the 'normal' use of the
pointer (plus focus rejection logic) would work, but it would not work
correctly
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