[Kde-accessibility] Gnopernicus for KDE (in the distant future)?

[Bill Haneman]

Mario Fux wrote:

>Salve
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>Is there something as Gnopernicus [1] planned for KDE in the distant future 
>(KDE 4.x and later) ?
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When the KDE Accessibility work begun by Harald Fernengel is more complete
(at the moment the KDE/Qt 4 timeframe is planned, I believe), then
gnopernicus should work fine with KDE applications.  This should be true of
all the "GNOME" assistive technologies (ATs), since KDE and GNOME will be
sharing the same interfaces at the level that is seen by the AT.

I am not sure that it makes sense to create separate assistive technologies
for GNOME and KDE - it would seem to be better to collaborate and share 
as much
code as is feasible in this area.

best regards,

- Bill

>About me:
>I work (in my free time) together with a visually impaired person to install 
>him a GNU/Linux box with software for blind and visually impaired people. He 
>is a programmer at a Swiss bank. ATM GNOME together with GNOME is the only 
>"useful" software to offer this (if a GUI is expected).
>Personally I study education and computer sciences (and perhaps computer 
>linguistic) at the university of Zurich. In my remaining free time I'm very 
>dedicated to FOSS in education and school.
>
>Greets from Switzerland
>Mario
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>[1] http://www.baum.ro/gnopernicus.html
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