Re: [orca-list] QT accessibility on Fedora

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

Am I understanding something wrong, or by 11y support are you meaning accessibility, or some type of 
accessibility?
I understaand it as the first, and qt 4 has been accessible if properly configured for some time, not sure 
just how many years, but more than 2 anyway.
The accessibility variable only effects qt4 we have been told.
The thing to check is whether the fedora build of mulmble uses qt4 or qt5. 
I don't know how to check this other than look at change logs and such documentation. 
Maybe your package manager's search functionality  will say something about which qt mumble uses in a package 
discription.  <Mumble is provided by a few 
different packages in official arch repos and the AUAR, and at lest one AUR package mentions QT5, others do 
not say, but I thought  that some  if not all 
used QT4. 
Got to run to work, but will check more in to this later so I know. 
If I see that they all use QT5 or if the build I use, mumble-snapshot-tts, uses qt5 I will post that 
information here. 
If I do not send another msg in this conversation I either did not get around to checking  on this, or I 
found that my build does indeed use QT4.

 

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  Nolan Darilek wrote:
Tue, Jun 28, 2016 at 03:11:40PM -0500

> I think that's what I'm trying to figure out. How do I determine if QT5 is
> set up correctly?
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> Also, does QT4 even have a11y support? I thought accessibility started
> working in a primitive form at around 5.3 or so.
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> Any thoughts as to where else I might turn to debug this? It's a fresh
> install, barely a few days old, so I can't imagine anything odd is going on.
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> Thanks.
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> On 06/28/2016 02:19 PM, B. Henry wrote:
> > If you have that file in etc/profile.d it should be all good to go.
> > Sorry, no fedora here for testing.
> > Do you have other qt4 using packages, or maybe the fedora build has qt5 and it is not set up correctly?
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