Hi Joey, Le 06/09/2014 18:44, Joey Hess a écrit :
After Samuel's work, I tried again. I confirm that, at some times, the title of my window mentioned by orca was "openbox", I dunno 9hy. Anyway, indeed, no] xfce becomes somewhat accessible. But it is far from being "out-of-the-box", as can be MATE or Gnome3. Very few bindings (linked or not), the notifications panel and applets are not accessible, the file manger didn't work when I used arrow keys, and the interaction with the desktop with the keyboard is not easy. So I think this DE will be ready later, but it is not accessible at all for accessibility needs. Disabled people cannot set and use it standalone.MENGUAL Jean-Philippe wrote:- XFCE is not at all so far, mainly due to openbox and not link on GTK or Nt toolkits.I'm rather confused by this, since openbox is not the window manager of xfce (it's used by lxde actually), and since xfce uses gtk extensively.
Samuel's work makes this work, yes. But the issue with lightdm stays somewhat boring.When I select "Enable assitive technologies" in xfce4-accessability-settings, it claims that it will "start the required applications for screen readers and magnifiers". But if it does, I can't tell.
Regards, -- Jean-Philippe MENGUAL accelibreinfo, votre partenaire en informatique adaptée aux déficients visuels Mail: texou@accelibreinfo.eu Site Web: http://www.accelibreinfo.eu