[gnome.org #2876] AutoReply: Application received from George Kraft IV (gk4 AT cactus.org)
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- Subject: [gnome.org #2876] AutoReply: Application received from George Kraft IV (gk4 AT cactus.org)
- Date: Wed, 13 Jun 2007 03:08:35 +0000
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Contact Information:
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Name: George Kraft IV
E-mail: gk4 AT cactus.org
irc.gnome.org nickname (if any):
svn.gnome.org username (if any): gk4
Previous GNOME Foundation member: no
GNOME contributions:
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Summary:
Per the accessibility meeting at the GNOME Summit in Boston, I moved the selection of ATs to the Preferred
Applications (gnome-default-applications-properties) dialog under a new "Accessibility" tab. In this new
window, the assitive technologies are categorized as "visual" or "mobility". I instructed the removal of the
hardcoded launching of the ATs in gnome-session and to move that hook to gnome-at-session.desktop. I started
the migration of GNOME Accessibility Project to live.gnome.org. I worked with Sun, Novell, and IBM to
architect the multi-user accessibility enhancement (163132) for GNOME 2.18. I started the project management
wiki to migrate GNOME accessibility from Orbit2 to Dbus. I led the IBM Linux Accessibility Project (LAP)
working on GNOME.
Detailed description:
http://live.gnome.org/GAP/ScratchPad/PreferredApplications
http://live.gnome.org/Accessibility
http://live.gnome.org/GAP
http://live.gnome.org/GAP/Reengineering
Contacts:
Bill Haneman <billh AT gnome.org> (previous maintainer of GAP); Li Yuan <li.yuan AT sun.com> (current
maintainer of GAP); Jonathan Blandford <jrb AT redhat.com> (original author of gnome-at-properties); Rodrigo
Moya (gnome-control-center developer); Vincent Untz <vuntz AT gnome.org> (gnome-session developer)
Pointers:
Other comments:
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I'm an advocate for standardizing GNOME accessibility (eg., libat, at-spi IDL) within a11y.org, LSB, and the
Linux Foundation.
[Application received at Wed Jun 13 3:08:28 2007 (Eastern time)]
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