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Support accessibility features in GNOME kiosk mode

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      Description

      The kiosk mode is a tool that we offer our customers for building single-application appliances such as information displays, POS terminals, banking terminals, etc. In the light of new European regulations, supporting accessibility features on such applications may be seen as a requirement.

      It would be good for us to provide guidance and maybe some level of support for this.

      Relevant accessibility features include:

      • Screen Reader
      • Keyboard accessibility features (slow keys, etc)
      • Large text
      • Large cursor
      • High contrast
      • Magnifier / Zoom

      Relevant features that aren't strictly accessibility-related:

      • On-screen keyboard
      • Volume Control
      • Brightness Control

      A concern here is that adding UI to gnome-kiosk for these would be very slippery slope towards turning it into a full desktop.

      What SSTs and Layered Product teams should review this?

      Desktop Foundation, Window Management, Tools and Accessibility

       

              rhn-engineering-ofourdan Olivier Fourdan
              mclasen@redhat.com Matthias Clasen
              Olivier Fourdan Olivier Fourdan
              Michal Odehnal Michal Odehnal
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