=== kinoucho` is now known as kinouchou [13:57] Pendulum: the spanish translation was ok ? or did it need modification ? [13:58] haven't heard anything from the guy [13:59] alright, just curious :) [14:23] * AlanBell hugs Pendulum [14:24] http://www.lathatatlan.hu can't take wheelchairs [14:24] I'm not surprised [14:25] so as long as the UW dinner isn't there, I'm okay :P [14:27] to safely take wheelchair users (regardless of whether there's physical access or not), they'd have to have a blind wheelchair user who could guide. And I don't know any completely blind wheelchair users. (I know some who are legally blind) [14:28] I asked if there was just physical access to the dinner part [14:28] tbh, I suspect that if I make it to UDS-O, I will pretty much only be able to get around the hotel [14:29] (without getting out of chair and scooting up or down stairs) [14:29] because that's my memory of Budapest: everything has stairs [14:30] Luckily, I went to Budapest when I was 16 so I will not feel sad that I cqan't get into things like the castle as I've already been to them :) [14:41] okay, it looks like I might be able to use the metro if there are people with me (has escalators, but I know how to ride an escalator in a wheelchair if I've got people to help) [14:41] there are a couple buslines I could use [14:42] can't get good information about restaurants [14:42] dunno how I can get from airport [14:42] this could be exciting ;-) [14:44] really not sure I can go at all, but I was thinking of flying out for the last two days or something [14:46] *nods* [14:46] I'm going to apply for sponsorship and see what happens :) [14:47] Someone other than TheMuso has to be around to raise the accessibility flag ;-) [14:49] yup [14:57] I don't think I will go for sponsorship as I can't give up the week [14:58] flights are only a hundred quid [14:58] *nods* [15:00] I was thinking of organising an evening out for 30 people as an -accessibility event [15:00] *nods* [15:01] maybe getting some computers set up in the dark with Unity and get the desktop team along [15:03] haha [15:03] need to get it working at all that way first [15:04] yeah [15:04] would give them something to work towards :) [15:04] although the desktop team is pretty aware of what's going on and the importance [15:05] neil's definitely on board with getting accessibility to the best it can be === erkan^2 is now known as erkan^ [17:23] Using today's i386 Natty image, I can do an accessible installation using Orca. [17:23] However, unity no longer recognizes my ATI 9800 video card as usable, so I ran it from classis desktop [17:24] Also, orca now speaks the password as clear letters and numbers [17:26] yay for being able to do the install [17:26] not so good on the rest of it [17:26] yup [17:26] progress, I guess [17:27] heh, unity will be unusable by what, half the user base, if it won't recognize the 9800? [17:28] Oh, well. At least orca spoke to me today through the entire installation dialogs [17:42] that is fantastic! [17:43] or a major regression corrected [17:45] yes, kind of. [17:46] It does not tell you it is done, so get to guess at that part [17:47] But it did say "Return" when I hit the enter key to restart after the installation completed [17:47] how do you start the accessible install? [17:47] hold right shift when it says it is starting from the cd [17:48] or hold during bios checks [17:48] oh, yeah, it fails when hitting any keys during the boot [17:48] the splash screen seems to ignore the keypress it should see [17:50] hm, and it booted into a gdm login without orca, but after logging in, it went to unity desktop with orca [17:52] At least we are making progress. Now I can finish the install test case [18:00] yes, I will have a go at the install later this week I hope === erkan^2 is now known as erkan^