The new Mono UIA Status page
by sshaw
We just added a new site to our server. Our new site is very similar to the Mono team’s status pages. In fact its running the same software! The link you ask? Well, here it is the Mono UIA team’s status pages. This allows you to see the Mono UIA team’s progress with respect to porting the assemblies over to Linux.
We are currently working on fixing bugs, adding support for moonlight 2, and building out the client side. So, if your company writes software that takes advantage of UIA we’d love to hear from you!
Tags: .NET, a11y, accessibility, Linux, mono, moonlight, UIA
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New Mono UIA repos
by sshaw
For those that haven’t heard I’ve been working at Novell on a11y (accessibility). The area that I focus on is the build stuff. We finally have 3 major projects in OBS: Mono:UIA, Mono:UIA:Preview, and Mono:UIA:Bleeding. Mono:UIA is for our currently released version and is updated every release. Mono:UIA:Preview is currently tracking trunk until we branch for 1.0 and is updated every Friday. Mono:UIA:Bleeding is tracking trunk and is updated every night at 5 MST.
So, if you are interested in testing out our code here are some 1-clicks:
Mono:UIA – openSUSE 11.0
Mono:UIA – openSUSE 11.1
Mono:UIA:Preview – openSUSE 11.0
Mono:UIA:Preview – openSUSE 11.1
Mono:UIA:Bleeding – openSUSE 11.0
Mono:UIA:Bleeding – openSUSE 11.1
Tags: a11y, accessibility, build service, mono, opensuse, UIA
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