Re: [orca-list] The Future of Orca

[Bill Cox <waywardgeek gmail com>]

I agree.  I'm willing to help, too, but I'm spending most of my
volunteer time working on Vinux for now.  It would help if we could
all work in Linux :-)

Bill

On Tue, Feb 23, 2010 at 2:08 PM, Petra Ritter <petra access-for-all ch> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> As far I know the team that develop BRLTTY has no full time developer. Way does that not work for Orca, too
>
> Way we does not take parts of the delevopment of Orca over ourself and help
> Will Walker?
>
> I am sure on this list there are people who able to programming in
> Pyton. the other can help with tramnslation of the documentations and
> Orca in other languages or act as testers.
> If we finde a good team of develovoper, tester and translators it should
> be posible to keep Orca on life
>
> Will Walker could act als adviser because he has the knolage in
> accessibility of gnome.
>
> I know to put time into the projekt is not for everone easy to do,
> however maybe the only way to keep the projekt running.
>
>
> Petra
>
>
>
> Best regards
>
> Petra Ritter
>
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