Peter Korn wrote:
Hi guys,
I rather like David's idea.
Yes; also I think the notion of user profiles makes sense. We could
have various accessibility-scenario-related sets of gconf setting
grouped together in user profiles, and this generic mechanism could help
with usability for users
Hello,
I have a comment about the way the Assistive Technology features are
organised and presented in gnome (and a suggestion for improvement).
This touches on a bit more than just the AT features themselves, so I
should probably send this to some general gnome devel list as well
Hi guys,
I rather like David's idea.
One issue we've found (Microsoft has done studies on this) is that many folks
with more minor impairments don't think of themselves as impaired, and won't
look for an accessibility solution to their problem. They just want a
different color scheme, or a
