Re: [orca-list] KDE / Plasma accessibility report
- From: chrys <chrys linux-a11y org>
- To: orca-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: [orca-list] KDE / Plasma accessibility report
- Date: Thu, 22 Apr 2021 11:39:51 +0200
Howdy Didier,
there is no progress so far on sddm. But its on my agenda if most of the
Desktop stuff works. This should definitive the priority :).
Am 22.04.21 um 01:06 schrieb Didier Spaier via orca-list:
Howdy Chrys,
thanks for keeping us informed. Much appreciated.
How about sddm?
I'm ready to keep gdm-2.20.11 in Slint 15.0 (I've checked it will
work) as it is
still full featured and fully accessible with braille and speech.
However the
visual appearance of the UI shows its age and I can't upgrade as it
would pull
a full GNOME desktop as dep. which is out of question.
But if sddm becomes accessible, well, I could say good bye to gdm.
Cheers,
Didier
Le 22/04/2021 à 00:29, chrys a écrit :
Howdy List,
well, some time has passed since my last report about KDE / Plasma
accessibility.
here i wanna give you a quick overview what happend, whats work
starts aaand whats currently in pipe.
What happened?
KDE Default Start menu is now completely accessible: in Plasmas most
current version 5.21, the start menu was completely rewritten. Also
with keyboard only navigation and accessibility in mind. it works
quite awesome here. The two alternatives what come along with an
default KDE / Plasma are completly accessible as well. the
alternatives cover just different layouts like an fullscreen overlay
(like gnome shell) and an more traditional menu (like mate).
Klipper is accessible: Klipper, the KDE clipboard manager is
accessible now and bound to an shortcut (in next plasma release).
this gives you access to your clipboard history. so you can paste
stuff you copied some time ago. so you can copy "A", paste (or not)
it somewhere, copy "B", and go back to "A" when needed.
Whats in Pipe?
currently are patches ready for testing to make the tray icons
accessible and keyboard navigate able. you should be able to focus
any entry in your tray area. you can find the patches here:
https://invent.kde.org/plasma/plasma-workspace/-/merge_requests/770
Huge thanks to Carl Swan here, for his nice talk in IRC and its hard
engagement to make a free world more open.
Whats planned?
we just started to verify the KCM - KDE Control Modul to make it
completely accessible. this might take some time, but will result in
give you the complete power of your control panel. currently its just
partial accessible. this should be a huge step to have KDE fully
accessible.
the great thing. not only me. but the whole KDE Community is
seriously interested in having KDE software fully accessible. this is
more important IMO than just have one or two persons working on
accessibility and will warranty, great accessibility in future.
they just switched the git infrastructure to gitlab, that gives
better accessibility than the previously used phabricator platform as
well.
still its not ready for per day usage but, there is a hell lot of
very nice stuff happening. Also if its not done over night, but will
result in some very cool alternative for you all!
I might try to report more often to the current happenings in future.
Wanna Help? Are there any bloggers out there? Or interested in write
some text about progress and happenings? It would be cool if we could
highlight those changes more often and detailed to the public to
share the progress. Maybe you wanna contact me.
cheers chrys
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