I have done a little more work on Circ. First of all I added the missing LGPL headers in the main git branch. I have also refractored a little the Presentation part doing a UI redesign of the GTK# frontend. In fact I’m redesigning it to follow as closely as possible the Gnome HIG.

Reading the HIG made me realize that today, with all this 3D interfaces buzz, things are getting a lot less accessible for people who suffers from some deficiency. That’s why I want to implement some stuff from ATK in order to provide maximum accessibility for these people who deserve to be able to communicate on IRC like any other geek. I may also use AT-SPI but the main interface to it seems to be only Corbra/Bonobo ATM which is far from being efficient in C# code even though there is apparently some work to get a D-Bus binding which would be better and simpler for me to implement.

Definitely, I think that Accessibility must be one of the key feature of Circ. Integrating libcontrast in contrast was already a smallish step towards that goal but there is more work to be done before telling that Circ is accessible.