Re: OpenOffice and KDE4 Accessiibilty [was: Orca/KDE Integration]
Éric Bischoff <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.kde.devel.accessibility |
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Le Mercredi 6 Septembre 2006 23:16, Olaf Jan Schmidt a écrit : > Hi Éric! > > Yes, using Gtk instead of Qt for accessibility would only be ashort-term > solution. As a KDE developer, I totally agree. > > But Bill's suggestion to keep using atk (and glib) makes sense. I am not > sure whether you would need Java in that case - that depends very much on > the OpenOffice internals. > > Anyway, it is not totally clear yet how exactly the accessibility framework > will look like in KDE4. KDE, GNOME, Trolltech and other players are > currently in a very intensive discussion about this. It is therefore way > too early to say what the best approach for OpenOffice will be. But we will > keep you informed. Okay. That sounds sensible. -- La monoculture informatique fragilise le système d'information, elle est aussi toxique pour les données de l'entreprise. (Guy Brand)