Hi all,
Another controversial post to g-a ...
I'm currently looking at GDM accessibility and it strikes me that there
is a strong case for doing this without using AT-SPI. The themed version
currently does not work properly with the AT-SPI features and on the
plain greeter version there is
Henrik Nilsen Omma wrote:
Hi all,
Another controversial post to g-a ...
I'm currently looking at GDM accessibility and it strikes me that there
is a strong case for doing this without using AT-SPI. The themed version
currently does not work properly with the AT-SPI features and on the
Henrik:
Another controversial post to g-a ...
I'm currently looking at GDM accessibility and it strikes me that there
is a strong case for doing this without using AT-SPI. The themed version
currently does not work properly with the AT-SPI features and on the
plain greeter version
Carlos,
Thank sfor the tip, unfortunately it didn't solve the problem.
It did remind me to configure selinux, though :)
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From: Carlos Eduardo Rodrigues Diógenes
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Sent: Wednesday, December 06, 2006 4:46 PM
To: Don Raikes
Cc: Willie Walker;
Agreed with Peter and Bill, why re-invent the wheel?
Takeing this to the next logical step.
If you have a normal un-disabled user they would not want AT-SPI or similar
technology launched at this point, only those of us who need it.
I don't know how practical or codeable it would be but if
Ian Pascoe wrote:
OK, next question what about multi user systems? Again I think if any of
the users have Assistive Technologies enabled you would need to load that up
as default as until the log in screen is completed you won't know which user
is logging in. At After log in AT-SPI could
Bill Haneman wrote:
Actually by themed version you are referring to branding-type
themes; the existing gdmlogin screen DOES work quite well with
accessibility-related themes, for instance large print, high contrast,
inverse, etc. etc.
Right, but how many distros use that as their default?
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
button. Making an on-screen keyboard that supports the
Hi
Found the docs. However, is there anyone UK based who would be willing to
give a 15 minute talk at a Perl technical meeting about interfacing with or
generally talking around assistive technologies?
Most of the developers at these meets are in house and don't generally get
involved with open
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