Re: [orca-list] What should I be aware of if changing to at-spi2?

[Li Yuan <liyuan gnome org>]

Hi Michael,

You may find a gconf key at /desktop/gnome/interface/at-spi-dbus. Set it 
to true to make Gtk+ knows where to load atk-bridge. atk-bridge in 
at-spi2 is relocated now (the original location is 
/usr/lib/gtk-2.0/modules), so it can co-exist with atk-bridge from at-spi.

Li

ä 2010/9/20 20:59, Michael Whapples åé:
> Hello,
> The subject sort of says what my question is. To give a little context 
> of why I am asking it. Firstly I tried the fedora 14 beta rc2 CD, 
> unfortunately accessibility is terribly broken. One problem seems to 
> be that at-spi2 (at least the python bindings) requires python-xlib 
> but this has been missed off the dependencies. Also I am concerned by 
> a GTK warning about not finding the atk-bridge module.
>
> Hopefully the python-xlib thing will be simple enough to solve. Where 
> might the atk-bridge module have moved to? I know that archlinux has 
> the package at-spi2-atk in the gnome-unstable repository and the 
> shared object file for the module is in 
> /usr/lib/gtk-2.0/modules/at-spi-dbus/modules/, is this the default 
> location for at-spi2?
>
> Are there any other issues which may crop up? I am partly asking that 
> as I do have archlinux on some of my computers and if at-spi2 is in 
> the gnome-unstable repository then the change may be coming soon to 
> arch and I don't want to hit a whole bundle of problems.
>
> Michael Whapples
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