[Kde-accessibility] my crazy thoughts

[Olaf Jan Schmidt]

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[Pupeno]
> Although I don't know if I agree with your priorities, we'll see that.

I think having a KDE solution that does not work with Gnome programs=20
started under KDE, or vice versa, is a much bigger problem then depending=
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on Gnome software for specific tasks.

Implementing a KDE solution without bridging code means having two=20
incompatible concepts. That would mean that KDE apps are impossible to be=
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used by some handicapped Gnome users, and vice versa.

Making KDE apps usable by handicapped people somehow should have priority=
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and that can be easiest reached by having bridging code.

That having said, that does not mean that we have to implement the=20
bridging code ourselves. Once our katk is in place, someone might pick up=
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our approach and help us.

Well, anyway, the direction to go for now should be clear...

Olaf.

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Olaf Jan Schmidt, KDE Accessibility team

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