I'd say it's not going to happen for you/get an android phone, or iphone if you
must for now.
Maybe the powers that be will care enough to invest paying Luke and perhaps
someone to help him to get things working for us in a year or two, but I'm
honestly not particularly optimistic.
If they cared as much as I and many otrhers feel they should then accessibility
would have been considered and developed from day one, and would be
available in some rudamentary form now, something to keep die hard testers busy
for the next months, maybe longer...smile
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Oliver Grawert wrote:
Wed, Mar 02, 2016 at 11:17:09AM +0100
> hi,
> Am Mittwoch, den 02.03.2016, 11:08 +1100 schrieb Luke Yelavich:
>
> > > Is Ubuntu phone already on Mir or it still uses ordinary X.org? I am
> > > really impatient to try something (although don't have this phone
> > > yet). I am ready to try getting this phone, but I need to be sure
> > > that I will be able to have access to its internals. Otherwise,
> > > apparently , I will be unable to do anything at all.
> >
> > As above, Mir is used on the phone now.
>
> Mir uses libinput, the same generic input layer that wayland uses.
> i would expect that there will be something happening upstream at some
> point to integrate at-spi with libinput (there is surely also work in
> Mir and unity8 required, but the lower input layer should be covered by
> upstream integration)
>
> ciao
> oli
>
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