MOTU Accessibility Team?

[Henrik Nilsen Omma]

Hi List,

I see that there are now nearly 20 MOTU teams listed in the wiki. I'm 
just posting to ask if there would be interest in starting a MOTU 
Accessibility Team? Many of the key accessibility components are in main 
but there are things floating around that might happily fit into 
universe. An interesting one that comes to mind is MisterHouse that 
let's people control appliances through the X-10 interface. Lots of 
other applications can be seen at the Linux Accessibility Resource Site 
(LARS) [2]. Some accessibility tools are very complicated because they 
must integrate closely with desktop APIs, but other apps with fewer 
dependencies may be low hanging fruit. The first step for a MOTU team 
would be to try to identify some of these.

Once I get Breezy installed (just waiting for Colony 3) I'll start 
testing the existing accessibility packages. I'll be tracking the status 
of these packages on this page: 
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BreezyAccessibilityStatus (and file bugs in 
bugzilla as appropriate).

- Henrik

[1] http://misterhouse.sourceforge.net/
[2] http://lars.atrc.utoronto.ca/current.html