Java AccessBridge included in Hardy?

2008-03-14 Thread Marco Zehe
Hi there!

I just learned today that Hardy will ship with the Sun Java Runtime
Environment preinstalled. Will this also include the Java Accessibility
Bridge for GNOME? If not, and if work is still going on integrating the
JRE, would it be possible to get that one in as well, so that users do
not need to do any special setups to run accessible Java apps?

Thanks!
Marco

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ttsynth and ubuntu hardy

2008-03-14 Thread Mohammed Al-shar'
hi all.

I just saw this message from Luke Yelavich 
in the ubuntu accessibility mailing list. I would like to know if this has been 
fixed, or if it has a work around, as I am thinking of getting ttsynth:

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Greetings all.
I am writing to inform you all, that as of Ubuntu Hardy 8.04, to be released in 
April next year, the 
Ttsynth/Ibmtts speech synthesizer will no longer work, due to a library that it 
depends on, having been removed from 
the Ubuntu archives. This library was a left over piece from the gcc 2.95 and 
glibc 2.2 toolchain, that was kept in 
ubuntu for compatibility reasons. It is actually a wonder that it has stayed 
around this long.
 
I appreciate the fact that there are many of you out there that use this synth 
daily, however this decision was out 
of my hands, and it is a matter for the vendors to sort out. I would encourage 
users of this synth to contact the 
vendor from which you purchased your license, to ask them for a proper 
resolution to this issue. The library that 
ttsynth/ibmtts currently depends on is libstdc++2.10-glibc2.2, which is the 
library that was removed from Ubuntu 
hardy.
 
Thanks in advance for your understanding.
 
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