Re: Forcing accessibility
Hi,
Yes, it is possible. See https://wiki.debian.org/accessibility where is
documented how to enable accessibility manually. Of course, the
installer probably cannot become accessible, it requires a specific
action; but the desktop can if based on GTK or recent KDE (to be
tested). You just need to enable the good gsettings for accessibility
activation. And ensure you have all the stack (at-spi, etc).
Regards
Jean-Philippe MENGUAL
Debian Developer non uploading
Community team member
Accessibility team member
debian-l10n-french team member
President of Debian France non-profit organization
Le 27/03/2021 à 03:02, Jonesy Cee a écrit :
I understand this is a pretty simple question, but I have not been able
to find an easy answer. Is it possible to take a distro that is in
accessible or not as accessible as others and force accessibility?
Example: Whonix now supports and includes Orca after I made a deal with
their creator, but it uses Xfce. In this case I am pretty positive that
I can just install gnome and it would then be pretty accessible, but is
there anything else that needs to be done to re-create the accessibility
of a distribution such as Ubuntu?
I primarily am speaking of Debian-based flavors, but wouldn’t this be
the same thing with others as well as long as you could install Orca,
espeak and either Gnome or MaTe?
Thank you,
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