hi henrik and other brillient people on the list. I want to know what is the current status of KDE accessibility API. I browsed the accessibility page for KDE but could not get any relevant information. I had already posted henric on this issue. this is a bit urgent because I am doing a presentation as I mentioned some time ago, for accessibility on a nation wide base. it will be done on Monday, 18th of september. I want to know if there is accessibility api built in with the KDE desktop. I heard that AT-SPI/ATK is being ported to k desktop. how well can this work? how easy it is currently to build a screen reader for KDE? and how is oarca shaping up in this context? what is the current status on that?? I often read a lot of accessibility talk on the qt web site. I am basically a gnome user so don't quite know the insides of KDE. but I have the impression that KDE is built using qt? is that right? if so then how much accessibility will be available if QT becomes accessible. Please provide me some details as it will help me make visually handicap community understand that there is no fear in using linux and more so ubuntu linux because it is leading as far as desktop convinience and comfort of use is concerned. secondly we are planning to start a screen reader project for kde and will like to merge it with kubuntu. so please provide some details. thanks, Krishnakant.
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