I have a feature that I have done work on that I would like to be included in Intrepid.  I previously got input on how to make it work on the ubuntu-x mailing list (<a href="https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-x/2008-September/000216.html">https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-x/2008-September/000216.html</a>) Thanks to them, it now does work.  To implement the MouseKeys (virtual mouse) part of this feature I need to include xkbset in Ubuntu, which unfortunately brings up the fact that we currently don't have any GUI way to turn on MouseKeys in the default Ubuntu install.  This is fine for my feature with main inclusion of xkbset (which I need to make a bug for), however I don't like having hidden functionality like that.  My questions are: Does anyone want to take the part of adding MouseKeys support to the already including mouse accessibility dialoug? Is there a general planed accessibility blueprint for Jaunty that I should add this to, or make my own? Thank You, Bryan Quigley