Re: accessibility problem for visual impairment
Mackenzie Morgan <[email protected]>
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李庭旭 <edwintinghsulee <at> gmail.com> writes: > > dear KDE accessibility teams: I am the KDE-user with visual impairment.however you have the function for magnification words, but screen reader is important to visual impairment people especially blind people. I hope your team will develop the screen reader for visual impairment people in the next KDE desktop. Unfortunately, most widgets don't have any support for at-spi at the moment. There's some experimental support for some widgets from qt4-at-spi, but it's far from complete. This means that even if you used an existing screenreader (such as Orca, from GNOME), there's little it'd be able to "see" to read to you. It's a big thing to tackle, and it's not just at the application level, but all the way down to the Qt toolkit which KDE is built on top of. -- Mackenzie Morgan _______________________________________________ kde-accessibility mailing list [email protected] https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/kde-accessibility