Re: [orca-list] qt-at-spi

[Kyle <kyle4jesus gmail com>]

According to mattias:
# and where to find the i386 version of the bridge

What distro are you running? Most Ubuntu derivatives based on 12.04 or 
12.10 likely already have the qt-at-spi package installed on your 
system. If you are not running an Ubuntu derivative, look in your 
package management application for a package named qt-at-spi, qt-atspi, 
qtatspi, libqtatspi or similar. A search for at-spi usually returns 
positive results, but each distro is different. If you can't find this 
package in your package manager, it likely hasn't been built for your 
specific distro. You will need to clone the git repository and build it 
from source in order to install it. The exception to this is Arch Linux, 
where you can download and install the qt-at-spi-git PKGBUILD from
https://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?ID=59567
If you need to build manually, you will need qt 4.8 or later, at-spi2 
which you likely already have, cmake and automoc4. Run

+git clone git://anongit.kde.org/qtatspi

to clone the source. Then cd to the directory where you cloned qt-at-spi 
and run

cmake
make
sudo make install

The only other thing you should need to do is to set

QT_ACCESSIBILITY=1

in your Bash profile.

# and will a i386 work on a amd64

Generally, if you are running AMD64, your best bet is to run an AMD64 or 
x86_64 operating system. It is possible to run 32-bit applications on a 
64-bit OS, but I would think it's not necessary for qt-at-spi, as it 
builds for the architecture you are currently using. Hope this helps.
~Kyle
http://kyle.tk