Matt Campbell

Thanks @bunnie for the thorough reply. Neither I nor any of my blind friends that might use this device are in high-stakes situations like you described (though I do know...

I've done audio-related programming before, including mixing with sample rate conversion (I didn't write the sample rate converter myself, but found a C library that met my technical and licensing...

@bunnie , one more thing for you to think about as you consider publicity and possible grants: I was talking to a blind friend about this project, and he said...

Good point about using a less secure off-the-shelf SoC for alternative applications. I've often wondered if the i.MX233 would be a good choice, especially with its integrated audio. (Yes, I...

Anyone know of a workaround for this? I already have a stack with hundreds of resources, and I want to add a common tag to all of them. I was...

Would it help the project if I prototyped a module that made Kivy accessible on Windows using UI Automation, using whatever information is already available on the widget objects? This...

@Alch-Emi Thanks for looping me in here, and sorry for the late response. I hope to start working on AccessKit in earnest again in a few weeks. I'd call it...

A quick update: AccessKit is still Windows-only, and there are still serious limitations in the Windows implementation, most notably lack of support for text editing. But one major blocker has...

Quick update on AccessKit: The Windows adapter now has very usable text editing support, and [integration into egui is now a draft PR](https://github.com/emilk/egui/pull/2294). The [Linux adapter](https://github.com/DataTriny/accesskit/tree/atspi_basics) (a pure Rust implementation...

I think I can assuage your concerns about code size. A lot of what you're seeing are dependencies that are only used at build time. The actual size of a...