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@nah @matt @sonny If the GNOME folks didn’t realise that Orca was broken before making Wayland the default that’s even worse. It would mean no one on the GNOME team is testing accessibility. If they knew and made it the default anyway, it just shows that accessibility is seen as not essential. So I’m actually not sure which is worse. And we can’t go back in time so hopefully lessons will be learned and this will remedied as soon as possible.