Re: [orca-list] Lets try to make all, what is possible to make Orca functioning with latest stable XFCE desktop environment

["Mgr. Janusz Chmiel" <chmiel deep cz>]

Dear syr,

   MR Klaus Knopper have made complex programmers changes, he must set some 
variables to enable Orca to work with LXDE, he must created special script 
for starting Orca with LXDE. But LXDE is slover than XFCE, probably core 
developers of XFCE are using better programmers algorithms, because not 
every application, which has been completely written by using C programming 
language must be very fast. The state art of programmers work will be The 
most important aspect of optimal performance of every application.

Why i would like to use Xfce with Orca?

   Because XFCE is really faster than LXDE and i do not think, that it is 
wrong to enable visually impaired users of Linux to use so many GTK based 
desktop environments with Orca or other at-spi compatible assistive 
technology as possible.

I will try to do it myself, it is fortunately not illegal to try to think 
about new approaches. I discussed my pleasment with developers of XFCE, but 
when i tried to create The gtkrc-2.0 file, it never helped me.

I tried it with Mandriva One with XFCE, and i AM sure, that i created good 
gtkrc-2.0 file. I will try to study programmers documentation for XFCE and i 
will try to analyse the XFCE source code, it will not be easy for me, 
because it is really programmed in C programming language, but if somebody 
want to make somethink new, it will always require deep thinkink. And why I 
AM using PCLINUXOSS?

1. Not only visually impaired user is having full freedom to login to Gnome 
as a root user
2. Applications which are executed as a root user will be accessible, i AM 
using PCLINUXOSS as a root user and eventhough many of thus will probably 
think about me, that i AM crazy, i really do not think, that The Internet is 
full of specialized viruses, which will attack every computer, which is 
connected to The internet and if no WEB browser or E-mail client is being 
active.

3. PCLINUXOSS is packaged with Adobe flash player
4. The gecko-media-player plugin is integrated very good with Mozilla 
Firefox if user will install gecko-media-player with The Synaptic package 
manager.

Even Mandriva One is not able to provide this ammazing automatic integration 
even after performing installation of this plugin.

5. PCLINUXOSS is coming bundled with all modules for playing DVDS, and 
Gnome-mplayer can be used for playing DVDS without need to download some 
codecs from The Internet.

6. PCLINUXOSS can be safely installed even from Windows operating system to 
The USB flash drive and even persistent mode is awailable.

   So i think, that this operating system is really not bad distribution, 
there are only some complex programmers issues.
And i have forgot, that there is professional PCLINUXOSS magazine, which can 
be read free of charge on The Internet, online or by downloading The 
magazine in The .pdf format.

And Openoffice oRG 3.1.1 can be downloaded and installed without need to 
install openoffice-gnome support separately, professional script will 
download The latest version of Openoffice with Gnome for You.

PCLINUXOSS is i think one of The good Linux distribution, which is enabling 
visually impaired and other users, who are dependent on at-spi compatible 
assistive technology to work with The operating system, which can enable 
users to work with their computers in The multimedia world.

This is my personal opinion and ofcourse, every body on this mailing list 
have full free dom and full right to disagree with me. I AM also very well 
aware, that there are some issues related to Orca and Brltty support, and 
that it is not always possible to use operating system as a root user, in 
The companyes, which are require high security standarts. But i think, that 
this distribution would be good for users, who would use their computers at 
home, for users, who would like to listen Internet radio stations, live TV 
on The Internet, for users, who would want to watch various films stored on 
DVDS.