Bill Haneman

Bill Haneman is the architect and engineering head of the GNOME Accessibility Project, an effort which is building a freely-redistributable, fully accessible graphical computing environment for the Linux, Unix, and other operating systems.

Mr Haneman is a member of the non-profit GNOME Foundation’s Board of Directors and is the architect of that project’s “Assistive Technology Service Provider Interface” (AT-SPI). He is also co-maintainer of GOK, this year’s winner of the Trophe/es Du Libre award in the Accessibility category, and a contributor to Gnopernicus, this years’ runner-up.

He works for Sun Microsystems in Dublin, Ireland

Conference update 6th August

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