Re: Why Are There So Many Screen Readers For Linux and Other questions?
Hello Manuel.Everytime I read something about java it tells about how wonderful and cross-platform it is. But really, if I wanted to make a game in java for windows and then port it to android how much work would that
Re: Why Are There So Many Screen Readers For Linux and Other questions?
Hello guitarman,Yes, I think you can learn most off the basics from Python, then if you are feeling confortable you could switch to java (or keep using Python in Desktop ).Basically we are talking about the same
Re: Why Are There So Many Screen Readers For Linux and Other questions?
Just think a bit about that. There's no interest in supporting widely AT-spi (the only accessibility Related API provided by gnome). There's KDE and someone developed a bridge between QT libs and AT-SPI because it's
Re: Why Are There So Many Screen Readers For Linux and Other questions?
@manuelcortez, that's the problem -- if the devs of Orca cared that would move away from at-spi, and, if needed, write their own accessibility toolkit that interfacs with all graphical toolkits.
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Re: Why Are There So Many Screen Readers For Linux and Other questions?
Hi Manuel.I get what your saying, I can use python but it would be better and easier for me to use java. I think what I'll do is learn python, learn the basics and things, then I'll try and move onto java. The reason I
Re: Why Are There So Many Screen Readers For Linux and Other questions?
Maybe because At-SPI?
URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=303855#p303855
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Re: Why Are There So Many Screen Readers For Linux and Other questions?
If Orca is so awesome like you guys claim, then why does it still not work with any other programs but GTK programs?
URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=303853#p303853
Re: Why Are There So Many Screen Readers For Linux and Other questions?
Hello,1. You can develop in Android without getting into Java, but you cannot have the system integration and tons of libraries that Java can offer to your program. For example if you would like to use Pyton, you still
Re: Why Are There So Many Screen Readers For Linux and Other questions?
Hi.Well I want to thank you all for the responses! I didn't post earlier because I wanted to see where this topic went. Thank you very much for all the awesome responses! I've learned a lot of interesting things about
