Re: [orca-list] [solved] Re: Arch+orca stopped talking to me

[Kyle <kyle4jesus gmail com>]

That would be great. I don't think there would be a problem cleaning 
them up if needed and uploading them to AUR so that people can test the 
latest released accessibility stack. I also need to check to see whether 
or not there is an actual qt-at-spi release, or if we're just supposed 
to keep using git, especially since qt5 is now available, and from what 
I read, it's supposed to communicate with at-spi2 by default.

At this point, I need to consider how these packages are to be named in 
AUR. For example, simply giving the AUR versions that are the latest 
releases the same names as the official packages could cause conflicts 
for people who do not wish to upgrade their accessibility stack, but 
this could only be my perception of a problem that doesn't really exist. 
I'll look at the AUR packaging guidelines and go from there. If that 
doesn't work, there's always the possibility of providing my own 
accessibility-testing repo for pacman, which could be added to 
/etc/pacman.conf if desired.
~Kyle
http://kyle.tk/
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