16:07:39 #startmeeting 16:07:39 Meeting started Thu Mar 7 16:07:39 2013 CET. The chair is API. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 16:07:39 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #help #info #idea #link #topic. 16:07:57 #topic Stuff we must do between now and code freeze 16:08:15 #info API was busy this week with GNOME 3.7.91 release, so not a lot of changes here 16:08:37 #info he still needs to take a look with orca to GNOME shell ui changes and to clutter-gtk applications 16:08:40 (done) 16:08:47 any other? 16:08:49 #info Matthias added the "orca" "bug" to evaluate lib-gd to the blocker email. 16:09:06 #info (as an "other" item or something like that) 16:09:16 #info Joanie has not yet had time to do that 16:09:45 #info Ditto for the other things Matthias asked her to look at. 16:10:14 #info If someone has been twiddling their thumbs and wants to evaluate widgets, please raise your hand. :) 16:10:52 What other widgets are there? I could take a look in a while 16:11:25 the overview 16:11:38 I actually looked at that one in gtk demo 16:11:45 or, at least, I could if my jhbuild setup isn't erroring out anymore 16:12:01 but it was on screen and I still don't know what it's for or how to use it etc. 16:12:17 i.e. as a sighted mouse clicking user 16:12:42 so to then make the leap to "and therefore an Orca user would do this" hasn't happened yet 16:13:15 There is also a proposed patch related to GtkNotebook but it removes signals completely 16:13:20 so I don't want that going in 16:13:27 until we've beaten on it a bunch 16:13:33 i.e. NOT 3.8 16:13:51 and I think there was one more widget, but it's not springing to my mind 16:14:23 I did btw give plenty of feedback about the level bar -- in particular how it is used in the wild 16:14:40 anyway, I'm babbling. Some one stop me 16:14:43 ;) 16:14:50 * API will wait until mgorse or joanie gives me green light to move to next point or give the turn to a different person 16:15:32 from my above joke-but-not-a-joke, you have the green light afaiac 16:16:13 ok 16:16:21 so anyone else wants to add something on this point? 16:16:25 * jjmarin is testing gnome-shell, mainly keyboard navigation. It seems the most critical part is the new application view 16:16:46 I think it has been solved 16:16:55 yay 16:17:02 thanks for doing that btw 16:17:10 not tested yet after fmueller patch 16:17:12 i guess I don't have the new application view yet 16:17:20 need to update jhbuild 16:17:33 jjmarin, but did you test gnome-shell with orca? 16:17:38 btw, thanks for the key-navigation check 16:17:44 well, it the overview mode, whe the applications are shown 16:18:19 well, it's the overview mode, when the applications are shown in the grid 16:18:46 the calendar is not accessible yet, AFAIK 16:19:00 I think we have open bugs for that 16:19:02 jjmarin, calendar is a big chunk to chew 16:19:11 for the moment I will be happy with no regressions 16:21:25 me too :) 16:21:36 so anything else in this point? 16:22:08 nop 16:22:31 ok, so lets move 16:22:39 #topic GNOME 3.8 updates 16:22:59 #info mclasen sent a mail about the 3.8 bug blockers 16:23:20 #info one was related with cally and passwords, 16:23:25 #info pinged ebassi, patches committed 16:23:37 yay 16:23:45 #info I also asked to add the lack of key events on gnome-control-center as a 3.8 blocker 16:23:47 (done) 16:23:49 next one please 16:25:02 #info Joanie finished the bulk of the profile-based language switching in Orca. 16:25:13 time for testing 16:25:45 (done) 16:26:38 anyone else? 16:26:54 joanie: profile-based language ? 16:27:04 orca has profiles 16:27:16 profiles are now keyboard cyclable 16:27:32 profiles can have associated speech synthesizers (and all other settings) 16:27:49 and now when you cycle from say english to spanish, Orca starts speaking spanish (not just the synth) 16:27:52 all the messages 16:28:03 most of the dialogs (a few widgets aren't right) 16:28:17 it's actually pretty cool 16:28:26 and yes, I *do* need to write up something for release notes 16:28:27 but 16:28:35 I do *not* have the time at the moment 16:28:38 seriously 16:28:44 so it's on my list 16:29:14 ooooh, I have an idea 16:29:25 I could write up some basic steps 16:29:34 jjmarin could try it 16:29:44 and he could write the release notes for me 16:30:01 ok, I read something in list about the language support in the orca list, but I don't know why I was thinking about programming languages :) 16:30:13 ok :) 16:30:24 no, this is for all the bilingual/trilingual folks 16:30:28 read: everyone but Joanie 16:30:28 ;) 16:30:44 actually I will find the bug 16:30:51 but let's move on in terms of the meeting 16:31:08 It will helps you in your Hungarian testing sessions :) 16:31:16 * clown everyone knows that joanie only speaks in python 16:31:29 I also speak in tongues 16:33:03 :) 16:34:04 this sounds a cool feature to talk about in the release notes :) 16:34:17 https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=419742#c17 16:34:17 04Bug 419742: enhancement, High, ---, jdiggs, RESOLVED FIXED, Add the ability to switch languages 16:35:08 anyway we should move on (/me is surprised we haven't already) 16:35:30 well you were talking 16:35:36 anyway 16:35:36 in python! 16:35:39 for minutes sake 16:35:54 16:30:50 <@joanie> but let's move on in terms of the meeting 16:36:00 any possibility of summarize last chatting with pretty #info? 16:36:52 #action Joanie will give Juanjo some notes about bug 491742 so he can write some release notes. 16:36:52 04Bug https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=491742 critical, High, ---, gnome-applets-maint, RESOLVED OBSOLETE, crash in Disk Mounter: I was at home sleeping. 16:36:59 the pretty info was already given 16:37:05 namely that I finished the work 16:37:09 (most of it) 16:37:15 joanie: you're so quick :) 16:37:44 so now can we move on? 16:37:56 yes 16:38:05 #topic W3C updates 16:38:07 clown, ? 16:38:39 * clown notest that the last bug is wrong. 16:38:48 ugh 16:39:00 anyhow, one update, or do you want to edit your action, joanie? 16:39:04 #info Joanie will update the action to say bug 419742 16:39:04 04Bug https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=419742 enhancement, High, ---, jdiggs, RESOLVED FIXED, Add the ability to switch languages 16:39:16 done 16:39:20 I'll clean up minutes later 16:39:42 * joanie reads the wrong bug and giggles 16:39:57 #info The latest public working draft of tha ARIA Authroing Best Practices document is slated for publication today (Mar 7). 16:40:09 #info the url is: http://www.w3.org/TR/wai-aria-practices/ 16:40:28 #info right now, that url points to the last (older) public working draft from 2010. 16:40:56 #info by tomorrow, it should read "7 March 2013". 16:40:58 (done). 16:42:48 well 16:42:58 probably there are some possible questions here 16:43:03 * joanie whispers to jjmarin that between my comment 16 and my comment 17, you might be able to craft the release notes 16:43:05 but for that we would need to read that document 16:43:18 which isn't published yet... 16:43:23 … but soon... 16:43:27 ah sorry 16:43:31 "is slated for publication" 16:43:35 right 16:43:41 I understood that was published already 16:43:42 well 16:43:44 in that case 16:43:56 in that case it ain't our fault for being late! 16:43:57 yay 16:44:09 :-) 16:44:27 If you would like, when it is published, I could announce it on the gnome-a11y list. 16:44:36 that would be great 16:44:45 that sounds a good idea 16:44:46 my to-do list is my inbox 16:45:02 it should be my action items from the minutes 16:45:06 and info's from others 16:45:11 but.... well... you know. 16:45:11 #action Joseph to annouce the publication of the ARIA Authoring Pracices Guide when it is published, on the gnome-a11y interest list. 16:45:12 ;) 16:45:30 thanks clown! 16:45:36 my pleasure. 16:46:17 ok, then moving 16:46:32 API, on more thing, actually 16:46:37 * API waiting 16:46:38 Is this public: https://www.w3.org/WAI/PF/testharness/testreport?testsuite_id=1 16:47:05 * joanie looks 16:47:15 nope 16:47:21 foo! 16:47:26 never mind, then 16:47:36 :) 16:48:17 OK 16:48:18 ups 16:48:19 ok 16:48:24 so moving now 16:48:27 #topic Marketing 16:48:30 jjmarin, ? 16:48:36 #Info Juanjo was working in the gnome annual report these days, so he didn't do anything from his todo list about the release notes and wikipedia stuff :-/ 16:48:49 but I will 16:48:51 :) 16:48:53 :) 16:49:04 lol 16:49:14 it's a crazy time of year 16:49:20 we are all swamped 16:49:32 yep 16:50:25 anything else? questions? doubts? 16:52:16 is the sound ... 16:52:18 of the silence 16:52:19 ok 16:52:21 so moving 16:52:26 #topic Miscellaneous time 16:52:35 something not scheduled to add? 16:54:02 I want to ask joanie about how to create the profiles in orca, but I think I can do in the general a11y room 16:54:28 it's in the orca gui preferences (aka the dialog we all pretend doesn't exist) 16:54:39 * joanie looks for the help docs 16:55:03 https://help.gnome.org/users/orca/stable/howto_profiles.html.en 16:55:08 old screenshots 16:55:11 from GNOME 2 16:55:18 but the docs are still valid 16:55:34 and I cannot be bothered to create new screen shots for something no one should even see 16:55:39 (or so I'm told) 16:55:41 ;) 16:56:38 jjmarin: you'll also need https://help.gnome.org/users/orca/stable/howto_key_bindings.html.en 16:56:49 to bind the cycle settings profile command 16:56:52 to whatever you want 16:57:05 see under "unbinding bound commands" 16:57:47 so the orca profiles are not conected with input source language profiles 16:58:51 no 16:59:12 Orca has default settings 16:59:33 which will speak and present stuff in the locale associated with your current environment 16:59:44 profiles themselves are not about languages 17:00:04 you could have a profile for laptop settings 17:00:09 and one for desktop 17:00:26 or a profile with speech disabled and braille enabled 17:00:28 or whatever 17:00:35 profiles are strictly collections of settings 17:00:41 which have nothing to do with language BUT 17:00:46 so, the context is anything? For example, a profile for "morning", and another for "late afternoon". 17:00:51 ? 17:01:02 clown: the context doesn't make sense 17:01:17 it's about different settings being good for different tasks 17:01:29 and therefore being able to save a set of settings is handy 17:01:39 anyhoo 17:01:41 context could = different task 17:01:49 k 17:02:04 but only tasks? 17:02:05 so we've had profiles for a while (as the gnome 2 screen shots suggest) ;) 17:02:19 no 17:02:23 needs clown 17:02:28 needs could be task related 17:02:34 they could be vision related 17:02:44 if you have fluctuating vision 17:03:06 on good vision days (hours) you might not want Orca to spew out roles and other things 17:03:16 on bad vision days you might find roles and the like critical 17:03:23 well, it sounds like the context could be "anything" then, as long as an anything is enough to specify a collection of settings. 17:03:51 to me "context" isn't the right word 17:04:01 but holy crap that's beyond the point of jjmarin's question 17:04:10 yup. shutting up. 17:04:15 so getting back to that 17:04:38 jjmarin: you get that profiles are collections of settings and that Orca has it's own set of keybindings for Orca-specific commands? 17:05:26 yes 17:05:30 but 17:05:32 I remember a command line mode asking questions about orca configuration and a gui. But right now I don't know how to get any of them :) 17:05:54 hold down numpad insert and hit space 17:06:10 the orca modifier by default is insert on the numpad 17:06:32 trying 17:06:48 magic !!!! 17:07:04 yeah. the gui is just very well hidden where designers cannot find it 17:07:17 clever !!! 17:07:24 was a joke 17:07:41 anyhoo, from that and the docs you should be able to set up a profile 17:08:01 and set up a keybinding to cycle amongst profiles 17:08:08 the cycle thing is a new feature this cycle 17:08:37 then if the profile you set up happens to be in another language 17:08:59 pressing your new profile-cycling keystroke will change synthesizers 17:09:11 and if you press orca+space the gui will be in the new language 17:09:23 and any "messages" orca speaks will be in the new language 17:09:26 etc. etc. etc. 17:09:29 in the past, you couldn't change the profile ? 17:09:40 not by keystroke 17:09:46 you could do so via orca preferences 17:09:56 so like three keystrokes 17:10:12 the idea (before language switching) is that you don't need to change profiles often 17:10:20 some days maybe never 17:10:31 some days maybe once or twice or thrice 17:10:46 so the dialog was not that big of a deal 17:11:07 with language switching, of course, you will constantly be wanting to switch 17:11:20 :) 17:12:09 sounds cool :) 17:12:12 * API realizes that we are 10 minutes over time 17:12:18 sorry 17:12:27 but this means I got an AI done 17:12:28 yay! 17:12:30 * clown carriage just turned into a pumpkin! 17:12:38 jjmarin: thanks for doing this 17:12:47 np :) 17:13:02 answering occasional questions about how orca works so you can write the release notes is way easier for me 17:13:10 so i honestly appreciate it a ton 17:13:10 * API carriage turned into a smashing 17:13:25 * clown seeds everywhere! 17:13:48 well, as soon as you finish your chat I will finish the meeting 17:14:03 ok 17:14:16 anything else :P 17:15:03 well, I will close the meeting 17:15:18 #endmeeting