----- Original Message ----- > kendell clark wrote: > > > It is true that you have to be somewhat advanced to know to > > create a script in /etc/profile.d, but this is *necessary* for qt4 > > accessibility to work. Without this, the plugin is installed but no > > program knows to use it. > > I just spoke with some upstream Qt/KDE accessiblity devs, and they continue > to recommend that users of Qt4 applications to do some sort of opt-in (ie, > set QT_ACCESSIBILITY=1 manually). They said the support is just not good or > reliable enough to justify enabling it by default for everyone. > > In short, I'd be in favor of including qt-at-spi in workstation's > installation set (but not set QT_ACCESSIBILITY=1 automatically). What would this bring, besides shortening the setup instructions? > I could possibly be convinced to set QT_ACCESSIBILITY=1 conditionally > somehow (based on some configuration key being set or not, for example) > > > -- Rex > > p.s. This only applies to Qt4 applications, of course, Qt5 ones should work > out of the box. Which uses the same variable name as Qt4, which means we cannot enable it by default when we install qt-at-spi. -- desktop mailing list desktop@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/desktop
