Hello,

My suggestion is to turn on the accessibility Technology by default
and to have accesskeys to start Gnopernicus or what ever program they
use for persons with motor difficulties. I assuming that the for 'Lesser
visual impairment' there use just another theme to change the
appearance of the Screen. To find a way to do this with a accesskey
should be not a problem. The option "Mmoderate visual impairment'is a
problem anyway because the magnifire option in Gnopernicus don't work
very well.

On this way eg a blind person can start Ubuntu and when the system is
up and runing start Gnopernicus using a accesskey.

I'm not a Linux expert and don't know whether it is possible to solve
the problemes like taht  However I know the way you have to activate the
accessebility option im Ubuntu 6.06 does not work very well, too.












Petra

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