Hi List,
I know how necessary it is to have a independent UI. So my plan
would be to design it independent from the G-C-C but try to match
the more modern design pattern of the G-C-C based on current.
My plan is to get the orca beep patches ready until wednesday for
review.
after that i will care about the UI.
if someone is interested to my current ideas you can found here my
two mocups:
https://github.com/chrys87/orca-gui-moc
they doesent differ in much cases.
The only difference i thougt is that mocup1 have an own button for
opening the "settings section"
Based on this i recognized that orca doesent read all elements in
a list (joanie fixed this in master, thanks for doing that). so i
decide to do a play wihtout an own button for enter a section, the
idea was to just press enter on the entry to open the "section".
but after this is fixed know i would play with mocup1 because a
missing "Settings" Button could be more confusing.
what do YOU think about :)?
Am 15.11.2015 um 19:29 schrieb Storm Dragon:
Howdy,
I definitely have to +1 this.
Storm
On Sun, Nov 15, 2015 at 12:18:12PM -0600, B. Henry wrote:
I certainly hope that even with
prefferences being handled by gsettings we continue to have an
orca prefs window, independent of graphical desktop
control centers. Window managers do not have, and are unliikely
to get control centers. I really like the current orca prefs
interface, but even if this
is greatly changed to be more consistent with other control
center items it needs to be available without requiring people
to enter a possibly
non-existent control center.
--
B.H.
Registerd Linux User 521886
kendell clark wrote:
Sun, Nov 15, 2015 at 12:39:12AM -0600
hi
This sounds like a fantastic idea. Seems like a lot of new
windows users
come to linux with an idea of what orca should do, not knowing
that orca
is first and foremost a screen reader. All the stuff to
enable/disable
it should be done in the desktop environment, whichever one
you use. I
think this is largely why joanie, luke, rob and everyone else
are trying
to move orca to a gsettings based config, because all the
modern
desktops and I believe most of the window managers can
understand
gsettings, so it would be simple to add a "universal access"
or
"accessibility" menu item to do this kind of thing. Mate and
gnome
already have these, and cinnamon is developing one, so once
the last
item is in place we can have desktop environment specific
settings uiS
while minimizing work. If that makes any sense. Basically we'd
have
gnome and mate having their own buttons, check boxes, etc to
control
orca, but using orca's gsettings backend. Is that how this is
going to
work? Or is orca going to provide it's own config gui and the
desktops
hook into it? I'm still a little unclear on that
Thanks
Kendell clark
On 11/14/2015 10:18 PM, MENGUAL Jean-Philippe wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Thanks Joanie, for this interesting answer. Would you be
interested in a
> table on a wiki page to have:
> - Feature;
> - Estimated amount of work (in hours);
> - Orca core (yes/no)
> - Status
>
> It would enable to synchronize our todo list, wouldn't
it? If you agree,
> we can do on gnome wiki, or freedom0 wiki, or whatever.
>
> Alternatively, we can use Orca bugzilla, but that is
right I am somewhat
> lost with it given the number of bugs. We also can use
redmine.hypra.fr
> if you want, that will be filled soon. Of course account
creation is
> possible.
>
> Well if you agree, we choose the utility you prefer to
work together.
> I'm ready to use bugzilla too if I can have "marks" to
understand what
> info are relevant or not. Using Hypra's redmine would be
ideal, a wiki
> fine, bugzilla more difficult but I can try.
>
>
> Best regards,
>
> Le 15/11/2015 05:07, Joanmarie Diggs a écrit :
>> Hi Jean-Philippe.
>>
>> I'll add triaging all your issues to my to-do list.
In the meantime, the
>> current favorite (Button on the panel to disable Orca
with the mouse)
>> would not be done in Orca. It's a desktop environment
thing. For
>> instance, in the case of gnome-shell, one can already
optionally display
>> the accessibility button on the top bar and use the
menu associated with
>> that button to enable/disable Orca. MATE (and other
desktop
>> environments) could do the same thing if they chose.
>>
>> --joanie
>>
>> On 11/14/2015 07:04 PM, MENGUAL Jean-Philippe wrote:
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> Thanks Alex for this feedback.
>>>
>>> Joanie, I put also my list here:
>>> http://sprunge.us/HgAh
>>>
>>> Could you have a look and tell me:
>>> - the features related to Orca core, or rather to
speech-dispatcher or
>>> apps themselves;
>>> - the amount of work you think needed from your
acknowledge of a11y on
>>> GNU/Linux;
>>> - if you have these features on some plans (in
bugzilla, etc), that we
>>> should look while working to be sure we don't
duplicate work.
>>>
>>> Thanks very much for your help.
>>>
>>> Regards,
>>> Le 14/11/2015 23:55, Alex ARNAUD a écrit :
>>>> On 14/11/2015 23:36, MENGUAL Jean-Philippe
wrote:
>>>>> Hence this survey:
>>>>> https://framadate.org/spdBz1YDdJqmsqar
>>>>>
>>>>> Sorry some items may be in French at the
tool is on a French portal:
>>>>> - Sondage=survey
>>>>> - Oui=Yes
>>>>> - Non=no
>>>>> - Si nécessaire=if needed/necessary
>>>>> - Nom=Name
>>>>> - Enregistrer=Save
>>>> Thanks a lot for the good idea, the framadate
tool is also available
>>>> in english.
>>>>
>>>
>>
>
>
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