On 12/13/2017 09:49 AM, Alex ARNAUD wrote:
Hello all,
The Mate developers have shipped accessibility features on the
Atril PDF Viewer:
https://github.com/mate-desktop/atril/pull/285#issuecomment-346789007
Could it be possible for some of you to test it and give us your feedback?
Personally I do not have accessibility issues.
However I've assisted individuals whom I've personally met thru my
membership in non-computer &/or non-accessibility oriented groups.
I saw a reference to this post on debian-user.
It attracted my attention as within the last 4 hours I acquired a need
to conveniently extract data from some PDF documents.
I've been involved in (hardware primarily) QC/QA issues.
I am retired -- therefore have time.
HOWEVER neither
1. your link does not tell an outsider what were the goals your
modification wished to accomplish
*NOR*
2. does http://mate-desktop.org/ give any any hint of what Atril sets
out to do, nor any details of how it tries to fulfill goals. It
states it forked from a program I never heard of in order to
satisfy unknown goals.
Why should I get involved?
P.S. Documentation appears to be an ongoing problem with FOSS projects.
[ OK it is a problem with proprietary products -- shouldn't FOSS
be better? ]
IOW - Give me enough information to determine if I can be useful ;}
