Re: [orca-list] Comments and change tracking in LibreOffice Writer with Orca

[kk <krmane gmail com>]

+1 for Igalia
But this is with LO with context to the Windows accessibility API, so I 
have my reservations to the asumtions that this will work for GNU/Linux, 
particularly to the AT-SPI or Gnome desktop.
happy hacking.
Krishnakant.,

On Sunday 19 July 2015 11:57 PM, Jason White wrote:
> MENGUAL Jean-Philippe <texou actux eu org> wrote:
>   
> > Know today that:
> > 1. Some study is doing to identify a11y bugs of LO and fix them. While it is
> > for NVDA, I hope the fixes will concern GNU/Linux as well.
> I hope so too.
>
> > 2. This study, driven by the French State, will enable to write a request
> > for code, that will be done by a third-party company.
> I hope it's one of the well known organizations with significant free/libre
> software and accessibility experience. Igalia would be a good choice in my
> opinion.
>
> > 3. We plan a crowd-funding to pay for such changes too, if the 1st approach
> > doesn't give good results for GNU/Linux.
> There's enough money being made from Linux and free software generally, and
> sufficient regulatory demand for accessibility, that there ought to be a way
> to channel some of those resources into development efforts.
>
> Basically, we need to reinstate and surpass the level of development support
> that was in place when Sun and IBM were both contributing development effort.
>
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