Re: [orca-list] What meaning following commits into master branch?

[Peter Vágner <pvdeejay gmail com>]

Hello,
Just a little side note to this.
Today while I was reading other messages in the list I have noticed that 
right now Joanie is not going to add or manipulate the UI at all since 
orca has been more tightly integrated into gnome orca as a project may 
get a hand helping to reorganize the UI by the gnome designeers.
I think this is a question the team dedicated to this task will need to 
answer.


Greetings

Peter


On 01.12.2012 14:03, Hammer Attila  wrote:
> Hy Peter,
>
> Thanks, now I understand why happened this commits.
> I will be reading the proper bugreports, but morning I not have enough
> time.
>
> With settings, about, quit and help buttons related:
> I have got an ydea, but I don't no acceptable or not the community.
> So new GNOME releases right if not presenting Orca main window always,
> and not disturb task switching, and possible activating Orca with
> Accessibility menu. But, when need activating an old element (for
> example activate help, present Orca's about dialog), need a solution.
> This is possible doing if a keystroke presenting an "Orca" pop up menu,
> with have following menu items:
> 1. Preferences menu item (ALT+P): when this menu item are activated,
> opening the normal Orca GUI preferences dialog.
> 2. About Orca menu item (ALT+A): When this menu item are active,
> presenting Orca's about dialog if the about dialog related codes are not
> removed.
> 3. Help menu item (ALT+H): If this menu item are activated, will be
> presenting Orca's help page.
> 4. Quit menu item (ALT+Q): when this menu tem activated, Orca QQuit,
> equals with Orca modifier+Q keystroke.
> To not always need goto the accessibility menu to present Orca context
> menue, need associate this context menu activation an Orca binding, but
> I not have ydea what binding are good. Sorry if I missunderstand the
> accessibility menu purpose in new GNOME 3.6 or 3.8 development release,
> but I oftener using Ubuntu 12.04 release.
>
> If more users would like similar possibility and Joanie accept this
> ydea, when possible testing Orca master version with an Ubuntu 13.04
> development system I try doing this function. If not, good the awailable
> possibility, but need prowide possibility to beginner Orca users easyest
> presenting help content without need activating the preferences dialog,
> click help button and close preferences dialog when help contents are
> readed.
>
> Attila
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