Re: [orca-list] Orca readmap?

["B. Henry" <burt1iband gmail com>]

Certainly there are people on this list interested in testing almost anything, others who would be interested 
in testing things they might find 
especially useful; so you would often get useful feedback by posting patches here. 
As you know people use a good variety of distros and desktop environments.
 

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  MENGUAL Jean-Philippe wrote:
Fri, Nov 06, 2015 at 01:58:50AM +0100

> Hi,
>
> 1. Does an Orca roadmap exist? Or a guideline about Orca dev philosophy
> (what are prio!ities, do you privilege bugfixes or dev of new features, or
> compatibility with toolkits, etc)?
>
> 2. I'm wondering if, after discuss, you would accept if we would add new
> features to Orca (e.g. capability to choose more widely the Orca key), while
> you fix bugs and make Orca compatible with the hard Gecko, other toolkits,
> etc. Would such patches be accepted? How are handled such contributions if
> nhere are many?
>
> The interest, I think, is:
> - we can develop on a "simple" language, e.g. Python, making Orca improve
> (being aware that other things are involved such as speech-dispatcher and
> xbrlapi);
> - you can focus on more difficult tasks which require more experience with
> Orca code, and require to know the role of at-spi, toolkit, etc. to know
> what to do, what to ask to apps, etc.
>
> Note: new features are discussed here, to know their interest, the interest
> Orca can to handle itself them, and if it could be a hard work. We won't
> develop, patch without pre-discuss.
>
> Thanks for your answers.
>
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