Re: GNOME A11y: where do we need to improve? (Want input by 25-Jan)

[Francesco Fumanti <francesco fumanti gmx net>]

Hello,

Please don't get me wrong: In my previous post quoted below I did not 
want to say anything about the importance of the point about "having 
an onscreen keyboard that is more efficient for the users that..."

I only wanted to say that it is a need that exists and that has been 
proposed in the GetInvolved page; thus it should be considered, even 
if at the end it does not belong into the top ten.

By the way, what criteria do you intend to apply to establish the top 
ten list? Does it not depend on the resources available (a coder is 
not a documentation writer)? I assume there are things that need only 
little work while others need much work; the assistive technology 
needed by visually impaired users is probably not much related to 
that used by mobility impaired users,...

Best regards

Francesco

At 8:22 PM +0100 1/23/08, Francesco Fumanti wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Not knowing the state of the other ATs, I don't think that a top ten
> list from my part would make any sense.
>
> However, I would like to ask you to whether you could take into
> account the creation of an "efficient onscreen keyboard for users
> that have good control of the movement of the pointer" (regardless of
> them using a real mouse or some AT like a headpointer), but that are
> not able to use a hardware keyboard.
>
> Regards
>
> Francesco
>
>
> At 10:23 AM -0500 1/23/08, Willie Walker wrote:
> > I've seen some good activity on the WIKI (thanks!).  I also need your
> > help with identifying the top 5 to 10 things that need doing on this
> > list.  Please be brave and speak up, especially those of you who have
> > expressed concerns about where the community might be focusing or
> > spending its energy.  This really is your chance to help influence where
> > things go.
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