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List:       kde-usability
Subject:    accessibility vs. usability (new behaviour in kde 3.4_beta1?)
From:       Michiel de Bruijne <m.debruijne () hccnet ! nl>
Date:       2005-02-02 11:20:32
Message-ID: 200502021220.32755.m.debruijne () hccnet ! nl
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Ladies and Gents,

Since I upgraded to kde 3.4_beta1 accessibility is disturbing my usability. 
Let me explain; I use the shift-key a lot for example fast scrolling (in 
konqueror or kpdf). I like this feature a lot.

Since I have upgraded to kde 3.4_beta1 I always get a slow keys notification. 
This is very annoying. In previous kde versions this never happend. Don't get 
me wrong I think these features in kde is very important. I like the fact 
that (partially) disabled people can also have a nice computer experience.

However I don't like that the slow keys are being enforced on me. I noticed 
that I'm not able to disable them permanently (at least in the gui).

Anyone knows if it's possible to disable them completely in a conf.file?

What do you think? Should accessibility be optional or mandatory?
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