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Meeting Summary
- Meeting started by Piñeiro at 15:05:31 UTC.
- Meeting ended at 16:00:29 UTC.
- Participants (Lines Said):
- Piñeiro - API (92)
- Juanjo - jjmarin (31)
- Joanie - joanie (12)
- Brian - bnitz (4)
- Heidi - heidi (4)
FOSDEM Update
- Piñeiro sent a talk proposal to talk about accessibility in general (not only GNOME).
- Mario did the same, to talk about webkitgtk a11y.
- Both are waiting for answers.
https://lists.fosdem.org/pipermail/crossdesktop-devroom/2011-December/thread.html
Hackfest Update
- Finally we got the confirmation that travel committee will cover hotel+flights.
- About the hotel, we are going to use the same procedure that we did for the webkitgtk hackfest.
- Igalia will book the hotel Avenida, so once the people knew the exact days contact us.
- Last week we finally made the public announcement.
https://mail.gnome.org/archives/gnome-accessibility-devel/2011-December/msg00014.html
- ACTION: Piñeiro will send a informative mail to the current confirmed attendees.
Marketing and Fundraising
- The accessibilty FoG campaign was launched the 16th December.
- Unfortunately, Juanjo doesn't yet have data about how is going on so far.
- Piñeiro and Bryen made posts in planet gnome, and Alan Bell and Pendulum will do another one in Planet Ubuntu.
- Also the announce have been published in www.gnome.org and social media.
- There are problems with the donation progress bar, but Juanjo wasn't informed about the current status.
Keynote speaker about accessibility for the next GUADEC
- IDEA: Juanjo thinks it is a good idea to propose a keynote speaker for the next GUADEC from the accessibilty world: Someone who can give a interesting talk about the topic that can help to promote accessibility inside the GNOME community.
- Joanie thinks that keynote speakers are typically chosen because they are seen as awesome/important/whatever by the entire community. She thinks, therefore, that unless you can get someone like Stevie Wonder this will not be a good -- or doable -- idea.
- Juanjo responded that, in fact, the keynote speaker are chosen by recommendation from people from the community.
- Piñeiro thinks that if there is only one keynote, it wouldn't worth to have a specific accessibility keynote
- Piñeiro added, in the same way, we usually have talks about accessibility approved, so anyone could go there.
- There is a keynote speaker every core day.
- If there is just one keynote, and it is about accessibility, we are in danger of keep being seen as a "different thing".
Brian mentioned Adrian Hands as the person he was thinking of earlier, he had ALS but submitted a patch for a 9 year old GNOME bug via morse code: https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=78514#c19
- Piñeiro is not sure.
- ACTION: Juanjo will look for candidates as keynote speakers
Miscellaneous time
- (Nothing logged)
Action Items
New
- Juanjo will look for candidates as keynote speakers for GUADEC
- Piñeiro will send a informative mail to the current confirmed attendees for the hackfest
Ongoing / Rolled-Over
- Brian:
- Send a mail summarizing his proposal regarding a testing-centered design.
- Announce his Mago tests on the gnome-accessibility-devel list, and also create a README and INSTALL.
- Joanie:
- Work with Piñeiro and others on the agenda for the upcoming hackfest.
- Update the status page for the Features page.
- Check with Piñeiro to see if remote attending of the proposed ATK/AT-SPI hackfest is a possibility.
- Joseph:
Explore the JavaScript Atspi import further to see how much is available.
- Update the status of Zoom Options dialog, Focus-caret tracking, and Brightness and Contrast Functionality.
- Juanjo:
- Test a11y on wxwidgets
- Mike:
- File a bug regarding GAIL treeview children / children-changed signals, attach a patch, and call for testers.
- Modify libatspi to fill in the index when possible (ie, when it has the child cached, which it will not for trees with MANAGES_DESCENDANTS for instance)
- Piñeiro:
Update the AtkObject:children-changed documentation, as this could be also used on ATK implementors.
- Work with Joanie and others on the agenda for the upcoming hackfest.