To Gail, or not to Gail

[Marc Mulcahy <marc mulcahy sun com>]

We have briefly discussed what accessibility support should go in gail, and 
what should remain separate.  I am working on accessibility for libzvt as 
well as libgnomeui, both currently in separate libraries.  At this rate, 
the process of collecting all the libraries needed to implement 
accessibility on behalf of the core GNOME libraries will become 
difficult.  I propose, since GAIL stands for "gnome accessibility 
implementation library", that it covers the following libraries:

Gtk+
libgnomecanvas
libgnomeui
libzvt
libbonoboui (to the extent it's needed in Gail)
gal
eel

Basically, this encompasses all the core GNOME libraries.  This way, we 
only would have to ship one shared library to cover accessibility for all 
core GNOME libraries.  I realize that we may want to handl dynamically 
loading accessibility support in the future, but that probably won't happen 
in the short term, so I think moving everything into Gail at least for now 
makes sense.

Comments?  Flames?

Marc