In this week's KDE Commit-Digest, Frederik Gladhorn writes about the current state of development in KDE-Accessibility.

As usual, there is also a change list that includes:

• Marble gets the first version of FlightGear position provider
• KPhotoAlbum saves the video length in a database; search for the length is also possible
• KWebkitParts gets an option that allows the user to disable the internal handling of flash and java applets
• KDE-PIM extends the notes class; there are some new properties
• Calligra allows dragging of selected text. It works with drag and drop too.
• Amarok can write album covers to iPods and USB Mass Storage devices; changes in cover art reading and writing
• Solid adds proper support for volumes, storage disks and storage access, which was not working on Windows
• Soprano uses non-Qt local socket communication on Unix systems.

Read the rest of the Digest here.