Bill Haneman said: >I don't recall ever "refusing" to fix any corepointer >issues, for instance - at the time you asked, there were multiple >research efforts under way to try and address them.
Maybe I put that too strongly. You stated that the fix was to have a second input device and were unwilling to consider, or at least gave me the impression that there was not anything that could be done about it. This may have been a flaw in my own interpretation. I also count the dependence on sticky keys a configuration issue. As a general rule no application should be too dependent on the configuration of the underlying operating system be it Xorg configurations or a11y configuration. Completely aside from the inconvenience to the user, conflicts between applications with different configuration requirements could become quite likely. It's very easy for an application developer to think that his or her application is the most important thing running on a users machine, though it is not a fair assumption to make. -- Chris Jones jabber - [EMAIL PROTECTED] msn - [EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ gnome-accessibility-list mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gnome-accessibility-list
