It *might* be a gksu/packagemanager interaction problem. Li, is it possible this might be similar to the Pidgin/gnome-keyring issue?
Will PS - Since people with disabilities need to use package management as well, I think this is a very serious problem and shouldn't be swept under the rug by disabling a11y. :-( Ghee Teo wrote: > Willie Walker wrote: >> It was a community decision to enable a11y by default for GNOME >> development builds. a11y is disabled by default for official GNOME >> (i.e., even) releases. >> > Okay. Got that. Now the question is why vermillion 98 has not A11Y turns > on by default, given that it is also gnome 2.23.91? > > I agree we should turn off A11Y for 99/100 given that we are shipping > 2.24 extremely close the the edge in terms of schedule, and let that be > turn on for 2.5.x release cycles. > > -Ghee >> Will >> >> Ghee Teo wrote: >> >>> Li Yuan wrote: >>> >>>> Hi, >>>> >>>> We just found a bug that the packagemanager will hang if accessibility >>>> is enabled: >>>> >>>> http://defect.opensolaris.org/bz/show_bug.cgi?id=3312 >>>> >>>> Since packagemanager is an important application on OpenSolaris, and the >>>> accessibility will be enabled by default on build 99/100 (they are still >>>> gnome 2.23), >>>> >>> Is this the community decision or Sun's decision to be enabled by default? >>> >>> -Ghee >>> >>>> I wonder if we should disable accessibility on this two build. >>>> >>>> Thanks, >>>> Li >>>> >>>> >>>> >> >
