[Kde-accessibility] Re: [orca-list] qt-at-spi on Arch Linux

[Kyle]

Hi,
I mentioned Arch Linux because that's the distro I'm building on, in 
case that helps anyone. I primarily want to build qt-at-spi and get it 
working on my own system for testing purposes. I also had planned to 
upload an *unsupported* PKGBUILD file to the Arch User Repository (AUR), 
which is somewhat similar to the PPA's on Ubuntu, once I was able to get 
it working. However, if this is a problem, and if unsupported package 
build scripts shouldn't be made for testing, I can forego that step, and 
simply test on my own. However, I would like to emphasize the point that 
I'm *not* an official Arch developer, and the PKGBUILD file would be 
uploaded to an *unsupported* repository where user submitted build 
scripts are made available for people to build their own unoficial 
packages, many times for testing purposes, and this would give 
interested users the chance to more easily test the current state of 
qt-at-spi. The script is set up to clone the git repo on the user's 
computer and build qt-at-spi from there just as the user testing it 
would do, the difference being that the files are managed by the package 
management system, so that it can be easily removed or upgraded as 
changes are made.
~Kyle