Re: What I must install to start developing in gnome accessibility?

[Bill Haneman <Bill Haneman Sun COM>]

Carlos said:

> I thinked in update GNOME, Kernel, GCC, GDB and X.ORG?
>  
Hi Carlos - I don't think you necessarily need a new kernel, or gcc or 
gdb.  As far as I know, any kernel/gcc/gdb from the last 2 years or so 
should work. 

It does help to have XOrg 6.8.0 or newer.

> There is something else that I must update to work
> with the accessibility project?
>
> Is better to use the stable sources, or I must take
> some packages from CVS?
>  
For most things, stable sources are best.  Perhaps for gok and 
gnopernicus, at-spi, gnome-mag, and gail, using recent tarball releases 
is better, but stable GNOME is probably best for other things.

Building from tarballs (ftp.gnome.org/pub/gnome/sources) is probably the 
best start, you won't need CVS until you start creating patches, etc.

regards

Bill

> Thanks,
>
> Carlos Eduardo.
>