Re: Today's meeting, the log.
- From: Bill Haneman <gnome billhaneman ie>
- To: Willie Walker <William Walker Sun COM>
- Cc: Gnome Accessibility List <gnome-accessibility-list gnome org>, Tomas Cerha <cerha brailcom org>, Carlos Eduardo Rodrigues Diogenes <cerdiogenes yahoo com br>
- Subject: Re: Today's meeting, the log.
- Date: Thu, 21 Feb 2008 12:50:30 +0000
Hi Folks;
I cannot attend at 21:00 UTC today, but would gladly attend at 21:00 UTC
Friday to discuss magnification.
Will, if the meeting goes ahead on Friday please forward the concall
number(s) if possible, thanks!
Bill
Willie Walker wrote:
Thanks Luke!
The turnout yesterday was amazing, with everyone asking a lot of really
good questions, making a lot of great suggestions, and people just plain
connecting with each other. We had some really good discussions around:
1) Evince accessibility. The cool thing here is that Brian Cameron, who
has considerable experience with implementing accessible text support,
is willing to mentor this and Behdad Esfahbod, aka "Mr. Pango", is
willing to answer questions as well. This is cool.
2) Documentation. We had good discussion about the overall need for
documentation for users, developers/testers, and integrators. I think
we were close to concluding that the user-oriented documentation and the
more technical documentation might be separate tasks.
3) Testing. While this one is going to be an interesting challenge, the
great thing is that everyone agrees it is really needed. We've already
started a discussion on
http://mail.gnome.org/archives/desktop-devel-list/2008-February/msg00103.html,
and people are encouraged to join it.
4) Speech. We touched on this briefly. Speech Dispatcher is among the
obvious choices, but we need to have more discussion about this. Before
jumping on speech dispatcher completely, we need to make sure it can
help address audio issues while simultaneously supporting screen
readers, AAC technology, self-voicing applications, etc. It also needs
to be capable of behaving properly in shared-server environments such as
the Sun Ray and smaller devices such as OLPC and OpenMoko. We should
probably also discuss this with the KDE and Open A11y folks to see if
they would be on board with it. In other words, if we're going to do
this, we need to do it right and we need to do it with the larger
community in mind.
5) Magnification. We didn't get to this at all.
Post meeting, Eitan (eeejay) and Bryen (suseROCKs) also talked about
ideas along the lines of a Hall of Fame and Certification Logo. Neat
stuff, and they will write more about it when they work up details.
Given all the great questions and participation, the meeting went longer
than expected. So, we discussed continuing the conversation tomorrow
(Thu) at the same time. The main topics will be speech and magnification.
I just want to be sure, though, that the needed players will be there
tomorrow: Tomas Cerha for discussing speech dispatcher (hittsjunk and
Kajarii would also be very helpful), Carlos Eduardo Rodrigues Diogenes
and Kristian Lyngstøl for magnification. Will you be able to make it?
If not, would Friday at the same time work better for people?
Thanks again, everyone!
Will
Luke Yelavich wrote:
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Hey folks.
Here is the log of today's meeting. Note that this meeting will continue on Thursday at the same time. Enjoy.
http://irclogs.themuso.com/a11y/2008/#a11y.02-20.log
Thanks to all who were there, it was a great session.
Luke
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