I'm the developer of SOK, which is now being rebranded to onBoard. I have come across the issues that Bill has mentioned and I think he is right that XEvie is the only proper solution.
That said it is possible to work around the grabbing issues simply by grabbing the pointer for a while after every key press. This is messy and breaks things like alt-tab and alt-f for the file menu etc. For a lot of users this is not a major flaw. With SOK I have been following a zero configuration policy. A user should be able to fire up SOK and use it straight away. I havn't yet examined XEvie in detail. If it is not possible to use it with zero configuration it shall not be used in SOK. A KDE port of SOK should be possible. I know cairo can be used with qt. I don't know if kde has a drop in replacement for gconf. I would be happy to do some work post SoC to make SOK more desktop neutral. -- Chris Jones jabber - [EMAIL PROTECTED] msn - [EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ gnome-accessibility-list mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gnome-accessibility-list
