New accessibility style into kdelibs?

[Olaf Schmidt]

[David Johnson, Samstag, 18. Dezember 2004 05:26]
> kdeartwork is also another location for it, and you're less likely to
> step on any toes there.

Well, this is not meant to be artwork. And I think it is important that we 
have at least one style in kdelibs that isn't broken using some of the 
colour schemes that come wioth kdelibs also.

> In either case I would finish out the style with a themerc file,
> describing what the style is for.

Yes, I will do so.

> I would also think about a high level theme to combine the style with
> the white on black color scheme.

Sure. This is the reason why I prefer to have the style in kdelibs, 
because otherwise we would have to move the meta theme to 
kdeaccessibility as well. I also plan to add accessibility settings to 
kpersonalizer, which would be made more difficult by having the theme in 
a different module than the rest of the high contrast related settings.

Accessibility related settings are currently all in kdelibs, and 
kdeaccessibility is for additional assistive technologies.

Olaf
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KDE Accessibility Project
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