http://www.monotonous.org/2007/10/18/making-freedom-accessible/ Eitan's Pitch Thu, 19 Jan 2012 18:42:08 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.monotonous.org/2007/10/18/making-freedom-accessible/#comment-43 Mozilla Foundation grants and related expenditures for 2007 « Frank Hecker Wed, 28 May 2008 22:13:09 +0000 http://www.monotonous.org/?p=31#comment-43 [...] Migrate Orca to use pyatspi, a new standard Python client library for the GNOME AT-SPI accessibility interface (Eitan Isaacson). For more information see Eitan Isaacson’s blog post. [...] [...] Migrate Orca to use pyatspi, a new standard Python client library for the GNOME AT-SPI accessibility interface (Eitan Isaacson). For more information see Eitan Isaacson’s blog post. [...]

]]> http://www.monotonous.org/2007/10/18/making-freedom-accessible/#comment-42 Monotonous.org » Blog Archive » Hello Planet Thu, 20 Dec 2007 09:17:13 +0000 http://www.monotonous.org/?p=31#comment-42 [...] I started my accessibility work when Peter Parente, George Kraft IV, and Cathy Laws took me on board as a contractor at IBM to work on LSR, it was a bunch of fun. When IBM decided to shut down their Linux accessibility efforts, the group introduced me and Scott Haeger to Aaron Leventhal, who helped us secure grants for continuing are Linux accessibility work. Scott since then has made huge steps in helping to make the web, specifically web applications accessible from Firefox on Orca, as you know this Internet thing is very trendy and catching on. In the meanwhile I finished work on Accerciser, joined the Orca team, and raised a rabble. You could read all about that on my previous post. [...] [...] I started my accessibility work when Peter Parente, George Kraft IV, and Cathy Laws took me on board as a contractor at IBM to work on LSR, it was a bunch of fun. When IBM decided to shut down their Linux accessibility efforts, the group introduced me and Scott Haeger to Aaron Leventhal, who helped us secure grants for continuing are Linux accessibility work. Scott since then has made huge steps in helping to make the web, specifically web applications accessible from Firefox on Orca, as you know this Internet thing is very trendy and catching on. In the meanwhile I finished work on Accerciser, joined the Orca team, and raised a rabble. You could read all about that on my previous post. [...]

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