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

[Bill Haneman]

On Tue, 2004-03-16 at 20:18 +0100, Mario Fux wrote:

...
> > 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.
> 
> I think absolutely in the same way as you. There's nothing worse than double 
> made work.
> But what do you think about a qt/kde frontend for Gnopernicus or GOK?

For GOK this would be difficult since GOK's button widgets rely heavily
on glib/gdk interaction.  For gnopernicus I don't see much value since
the gnopernicus graphical UI is very small and quite secondary to its
primary function.

Of course you could re-implement the gnopernicus preferences menus, but
most users will be using number-pad key shortcuts to control things, and
not looking so much at the GUI.

- Bill

> > best regards,
> >
> > - Bill
> 
> thx
> Mario
> 
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