Cally
Clutter has become a fundamental part of the GNOME technologies and several projects and applications like Mutter or Gnome-Shell are using it. These applications will definitely use Cally as the base to implement their accessibility support.
Cally is also used to implement the accessibility support on hildon-desktop, Maemo 5's window manager and desktop, present in the Nokia N900 mobile computer. This has allowed the creation of automated tests for hildon-desktop.
Updates
GNOME Shell accessibility status
These days some people have started to ask about the current GNOME Shell accessibility status, probably a collateral effect of the Boston Summit, as Joanmarie Diggs and Alejandro Leiva (Orca maintainers) were talking there with GNOME Shell developers,...
Cally integrated on Clutter
I will stop making Cally releases. This is because this Wednesday something important (from Cally POV) happened. Cally source code was moved to Clutter repository. Some people could think that this is the same that happened to GAIL, that started as a...
Cally going to GUADEC
Somewhat late but just to comment that my talk “Cally: One Year Later” was accepted, so if nothing strange happens, I will attend this year to GUADEC. Four in a row. A lot of work these days related to Cally. During the accessibility hackfest...
Gnome-shell starts to talk
After spent some time improving cally, reviewing mx new focusable/focus-manager objects and several days configuring my environment (karmic upgrade, broken linkage in my jhbuild environment, etc) I started to check again how to use cally on gnome shell...
And finally Cally talks
Cally was somewhat stuck during December due Christmas and parallel projects, but January was a productive month. A ClutterText bug was committed, and this allowed to push several cally bugs solutions and other blocked local commits, and going forward to...
