possible accessibility track at FOSDEM

2010-09-21 Thread Jan Claeys
I just had the following short conversation in #fosdem on Freenode:

yaloki sejo: how about an accessibility track ?
yaloki sejo: I could find speakers on the topic
JanC I might be able to find some speakers on that too
yaloki JanC: someone who's with me on the opensuse board is
deeply involved in those projects and goes to an a11y summit in
madrid next week, he'll poke some speakers
JanC yaloki: nice, I'll make sure the ubuntu-accessibility
people know about a possible accessibility track too

I think some people on this list might be interested in this.

Note that FOSDEM is a developer conference, so the target audience for
talks is developers, and the topics are supposed to be mainly technical
(although a talk about implementing accessibility awareness for
developers  UI designers inside a project might apply too, I suppose).


More info about the conference and contact info about where to send
applications can be found at: http://fosdem.org/2011/ and more
specifically http://fosdem.org/2011/call_for_mainspeakers_devrooms

FOSDEM is taking place in Brussels, Belgium on Saturday 5 and Sunday 6
February 2011.

BTW: an accessibility track means that those talks would be part of
the main tracks, but of course an accessibility devroom could be an
alternative or addition, so maybe talk about this to accessibility
people in other projects too.


I hope I will see some of you at next year's FOSDEM !


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Jan Claeys (Ubuntu-be LoCo Contact  Ubuntu booth organizer at FOSDEM)


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Which accessibility features have been added to The latest version of Kubuntu 10.10 BETA?

2010-09-21 Thread Mgr. Janusz Chmiel
Dear core developers of accessibility features in Ubuntu,
 
Please, would You tell me, if some on screen keyboard or other
accessibility based features have been added to The latest BETA version of
KUbuntu 10.10 Maverick?
 
I do not assume, that Orca will work with KDE, but i would like to know, if
there is other accessibility based features, such as on screen magnifier or
on screen keyboard.
 
Thank You very much for Yours answer.
 
With kindness regards.
 
Janusz Chmiel
 
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