Hi Andre,
Just after a release seems like a great time to start a process to
define some longer term goals for GNOME 3.0/2.30 in 18 months time -
would the release team be interested in opening a consultation period
now, for a couple of months, and then picking one or two over-arching
themes for
Gil:
Just thinking about it ...
Wouldn't it be reasonable to enable everything the first time the user
logs in and the if no accessible technology has been used ask if they
have to be turned off by default (and with a little explain about how to
re-enable them)?
From a usability standpoint,
Hi,
I just branched these three modules:
gnome-desktop
gnome-settings-daemon
gnome-control-center
For all three, development goes on in trunk, and maintenance goes on in
the gnome-2-24 branch.
Federico
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Brian, Gil,
Gil - while Brian cites some specific problems with having all assistive
technologies running always by default (especially on new or public
systems), the basic concept behind your suggestion is very valid.
For example, you don't have StickyKeys turned on by default (where a
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