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Check out the usenet group comp.os.linux.announce and search for
B_linux.  Apparently, there is an entire project hosted at some university.
I'm sorta leaning towards saying Duke, that is working on linux systems
and software for the blind and handicapped.  Check out the announce
message, it is posted to ...linux.announce about every six or eight weeks.
They have some X based multimedia solution under developement and
are looking for active participants to further the project.

Steve