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Hi, I’ve been asked to make a new release of libqaccessibilityclient, which seemed like a good idea. So here we go: https://download.kde.org/stable/libqaccessibilityclient/ – version 0.3.0 is now available. I’d like to say thanks to the KDE sysadmins for being super fast. Now if I wasn’t involved with the accessibility project, I’d have no clue what […] Chrys took up the role of coordinator, fixer and new master of KDE accessibility, which I think is just fantastic. We have been working on what he decided to be most important, mostly chrys fixing issues to make things work with Plasma and screen readers. After getting Orca to read desktop icons he spent quite […] It’s been rather quiet when it comes to accessibility in KDE land for a while. But I’m very happy to see some movement and fresh energy, moving in a good direction. If you’re curious about making our software available to more users, improving it for everyone (for example keyboard usability), now is the time to […] The accessibility BoF at Akademy this year consisted mainly of Alex Merry and me looking at what needs to be done to get Orca working with Plasma Next. While things are far from perfect and sighted assistance is probably still required, there is slow but steady improvement. Assuming you have a recent release of Plasma […] KDE’s yearly conference Akademy is currently on. It’s great to see so many familiar and new faces. Anyone interested in the Qt Project, KDE Accessibility and other fun topics find me and talk to me. I will give two talks: Qt Quick and input: is about how to handle mouse and keyboard in Qt Quick […] Hello, it’s been a looong time since I wrote in this blog, lately things usually end up in the Qt blog. I hope everyone is reading up on accessibility and other fun things Qt there 😉 My contributions to KDE were code-wise mostly small things (such as helping a little with porting Kate’s accessibility implementation […] I’ll be talking about accessibility for KDE on Sunday afternoon, please join me and help getting your application into the hands of ever more users. At the same time I’ll be happy to talk about the Qt Project. And I’m looking forward to meeting so many old and new friends. […] Hello planets, long time no see… I don’t blog unless there’s something interesting to say, so here it comes: after less than a month I’m happy to release qt-at-spi 0.3 succeeding version 0.2. What is that thing? A bridge that lets Qt applications interface with the AT-SPI accessibility framework that GNOME provides. For users that […] |