Re: [orca-list] qt accessibility and archlinux

[Peter Vágner <pvdeejay gmail com>]

Hello,
QT5 based apps don't need qt-at-spi at all and accessibility should be 
available out of the box.
However most of the QT apps are still using QT4.
According to what you have written most of the QT4 apps should already 
be accessible on your system. After installing qt-at-spi you do need to 
reboot or relogin so accessibility enables it-self.
However if you are looking on a way on how to enable accessibility for 
32 bit apps like skype and you are running 64 bit system then you need 
to modify qt-at-spi-git package to also compile agains 32 bit QT4. I am 
afraid I don't know how to do that.


Greetings

Peter




On 29.06.2013 17:30, Alonzo Cuellar wrote:
> Hello everyone,
> The subject line says it all... How can I enable qt accessibility on arch?
> qt5 and qt4 are both installed. I beleive skype requires qt4.
> qt-at-spi-git is installed from arch. I'm using 64bit archlinux. I was told that I would need the 32bit 
> version of qt-at-spi-git installed. How can I aquire the 32 bit version and suggestions to enable it on arch?
> export QT_ACCESSIBILITY=1
> is in .bachrc
>
> Thanks
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