Re: [libreoffice-accessibility] Laws and standards

Hi Alex.

> disappointed at the time since I had looked forward to being able to
> use Eclipse with Orca.

I think and hope you'll find that Orca+Eclipse works well, but that's
beyond the scope of this list.

If this statement applies to LibreOffice crashing:

>   I even downloaded it and set it up on my Vinux
> 3.0 machine running Orca 2.3? (running 2.91.3 now, sorry) but ran into
> trouble.  It kept crashing on me.  

That might be this bug:
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=31973

I've not re-built LibreOffice since my last comment. So perhaps the
issue is indeed gone now. I shall have to re-check.

Speaking of that bug... It raises a related question I've been
wondering: At the moment, how much -- if any -- of the accessibility
work (features and bug fixes) done by the OOo a11y team is getting
incorporated into LibreOffice?

> Also, I
> would like to apologize to the list and take back my uninformed post.
> I promise to be less gullable  in future about such things.

Alex, don't be silly. <smile> Discussion lists are for discussion and
sharing of information. I don't have all the answers either. And you
have nothing to apologize for.

Take care.
--joanie


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