Re: accessibility problem for visual impairment

As with qt-atspi to use any Qt accessibility in linux you have to have
QT_ACCESSIBILITY=1 in your environment before starting a qt application to
enable qt accessibility.

Tried that here and it actually works pretty well (kaccessible). KAccessible
itself has been in kdeaccessibility since July 2010, so it was part of the
4.6 release iirc.

Jeremy

2011/4/24 Mackenzie Morgan <[email protected]>

> On Sun, Apr 24, 2011 at 1:32 PM, Sebastian Sauer <[email protected]> wrote:
> > Actually all Qt and KDE widgets are fully accessible already. For that Qt
> uses
> > the cross-platform QAccessibility-framework. Custom widgets like those
> drawn
> > using QPainter are not accessible (e.g. kate implements
> kateviewaccessible.h
> > to make it's canvas accessible - I would have added a link to the file
> but
> > seems all the KDE-restructure resulted in me not being able to find
> kdebase
> > any longer, grrrr).
>
> Is that new?  I'd heard as recently as 6mo ago that it didn't spea
> at-spi on Linux at all, and then when I saw the qt4-at-spi package go
> into Kubuntu 11.04, I was told it was incomplete.
>
> > KDE 4.6 ships with kaccessible (located in the kdeaccessibility-module)
> which
> > has a screenreader included. Please give it a try and let us know what
> needs
> > to be improved.
>
> OK, uh...how do I turn it on?  I installed it, and then I ran
> /usr/lib/kde4/libexec/kaccessibleapp and now there's an accessibility
> icon in my tray, and I clicked on it, and it has an "enable
> screenreader" checkbox, which I checked, and nothing happened.
>
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