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y'all know what? I think it's as good a time as any for me to take another stab at learning gtk with rust, hmm. What do you think? should I do that, or learn to use egui with the accessibility stuff? speaking of that, are the default examples in there using accessibility mode, or do I have to do something else to enable it?
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Peter Vágner
Peter Vágner
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@the esoteric programmer On linux #Accessibility is working fine with #GTK4 if a screen reader is already running. I think you can try to follow the tutorial you like and try to pay extra attention to the keyboard navigation, focus handling and labelling controls that don't have the text by default.
#Accessibility #GTK4 @the esoteric programmer
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destructatron
destructatron
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Just fine? Nope, not on Wayland. No key grabs for Orca, and caret moving in text boxes using the Wayland backend is completely broken. GTK3 however doesn't face this issue.
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