Enable accessibility on Linux when org.a11y.Status IsEnable is true
Otherwise accessibility would only work when Orca is set to be started in the session preference, and it would not work when running Orca or compiz' zoom by hand. The existing comment said that it was always true since gnome 3.6, but at least in Debian 8's gnome 3.14, Debian 9's gnome 3.22, and Debian 10's 3.30 it is not always true, it is Orca which sets it on startup. Compiz's focuspoll module also does so for people with low vision using zoom with focus tracking. [ChangeLog][Accessibility][Linux] Enable accessibility on Linux when Orca is started by hand Change-Id: I36cfe1b45e442c0fcefe813e09a67a74205c3ecf Reviewed-by: Frederik Gladhorn <gladhorn@kde.org>
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@ -120,8 +120,7 @@ void DBusConnection::serviceRegistered()
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static const bool a11yAlwaysOn = qEnvironmentVariableIsSet("QT_LINUX_ACCESSIBILITY_ALWAYS_ON");
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// a11yStatus->isEnabled() returns always true (since Gnome 3.6)
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bool enabled = a11yAlwaysOn || a11yStatus->screenReaderEnabled();
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bool enabled = a11yAlwaysOn || a11yStatus->screenReaderEnabled() || a11yStatus->isEnabled();
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if (enabled != m_enabled) {
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m_enabled = enabled;
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