Re: [orca-list] Firefox not accessible in Ubuntu Lucid alpha

[Willie Walker <William Walker Sun COM>]

Hi Bill:

This might be an integration problem with AT-SPI.  AT-SPI is undergoing a massive change during the Lucid 
development cycle (AT-SPI is moving from CORBA to D-Bus for GNOME 2.30), so things might be a little hosed at 
the moment.  Have you tried things recently?  I'm not sure if they've changed anything or not.  In addition, 
you might also try the ubuntu accessibility list at ubuntu-accessibility lists ubuntu com  Many of the same 
people on this list also hang out on that list, but there are some people there who do not hang out here.

Will

On Dec 18, 2009, at 1:25 PM, Bill Cox wrote:

> I'm trying to help track down accessibility issues in Ubuntu Lucid
> alpha.  Orca is now up and running on my machine with excellent
> performance.  However, Orca reports firefox as 'inaccessible'.  I ran
> accerciser, and Firefox isn't even listed, though there is something
> called <dead>.  I've installed the latest atk, at-spi, and orca from
> git sources, but the problem persists.  Can anyone suggest what next
> steps I might try to figure out what's going on?
>
> Thanks,
> Bill
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