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Hi thank you for your replies every one. Even though there’s an ongoing discussion I would still like to hire a developer to speed things along. Because I’m an advanced reaper user I can help them with the Reaper side of things :-) anyone knows anyone who can help or can recommend anybody for the job please let me know thanks for your help everyone. On 4 Sep 2020, at 22:35, Simon Waters <simon@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: Hi Trey, no need to apologize your message was clearly labeled as off topic, and is offering potentially suitable work, that is find for the DCGLUG list. Looking quickly it looks like it requires: Mac C++ Python(?) Willingness to become intimately familiar with Reaper, and SWS. Osara itself is seeing a small amount of development, there was a Mac installer fix committed two days ago. The discussion on one of your issues on the github issue tracker already gathering expert contributions. They try and support Windows as well, so any developer will probably want Windows as well, to get changes tested and thus merged upstream. There is an active accessibility discussion forum for Reaper at https://reaperaccessibility.com/ SWS itself is C++, MIT Licensed, the Mac build is CMake the the integration to Reaper on Mac appear to use Python in places. The suggestion seems to be some of the issues stem from failures in SWS to implement features that would be useful for accessibility, so probably C++ programming on Mac is the big skill ask. The SWS code base is relatively small for C++ programs, but looks like Reaper might require some learning. Skills wise it doesn't look like the programming work is difficult, going to be more a case of domain knowledge and tooling I suspect. I know Python, and Mac, but don't have a Mac anymore, and don't know C++ well enough to just take on small tasks. Hope that encourages someone with the right tools. -- The Mailing List for the Devon & Cornwall LUG https://mailman.dcglug.org.uk/listinfo/list FAQ: http://www.dcglug.org.uk/listfaq