This essentially means we must try
things pretty early on and start reporting bugs agressively.
happy hacking. Krishnakant. On 07/24/2013 06:37 PM, Alex Midence wrote: Wonderful news! I certainly feel better for it. Thanks for all your hard work on qt-at-spi. Alex M From: Frederik Gladhorn [mailto:frederik gladhorn de] Sent: Wednesday, July 24, 2013 3:21 AM To: kde-accessibility kde org Cc: Alex Midence; orca-list gnome org; vinux-support googlegroups com; Ubuntu Accessibility Mailing List Subject: Re: [Kde-accessibility] Ubuntu Unity Desktop to go to Mir and QT Hello, On Tuesday 23. July 2013 13.23.47 Alex Midence wrote:Hi, all,It looks like Ubuntu's Unity desktop will be switching to QT/QML in thenearfuture. It looks like they'll be using QT5. Does anyone know the currentstate of accessibility for qt5 or QML? We were all disappointed to findout that Unity 2d was discontinued in Ubuntu 12.04 and it is believed thatUbuntu 14.04 would continue it's wonderfully accessible legacy. This wassupposed to soothe our ruffled feathers when 12.10 and 13.04 came out withUnity 3d only which was not as accessible. Well, now, I am curious to knowif the timetable for that level of accessibility in a Ubuntu desktop willneed to be pushed back even more in light of this development. Please seelink below:Qt 5 contains all the accessibility code that was used for Qt 4, including the plugin qt-at-spi which will then no longer be needed. Many things have also been improved since we learned from finally making Qt 4 accessible. All in all this means that the Qt 5 based Unity should be able to reach the level of the old Unity and hopefully exceed it. Of course that's still up to the Unity developers and probably a fix here or there in Qt, but generally I would expect things to look good. Greetings Frederikhttp://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2013/03/unity-next-project-announcedRegards,Alex M |