I have to disagree with this. While a user installing Ubuntu with
accessibility enabled will want accessible login, I don't think it is
correct to assume every new user that is set up on the system will want
accessibility enabled.
Also, this would need to be done with all accessibility profiles, and
copying files into /etc/skel is not really the best approach. If you
really want to set global configurations, you adjust Orca's global
settings appropriately, and/or you set global gconf settings.
** Changed in: casper (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Fix Released
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[Lucid or Maverick] When Ubuntu installation is happening with accessibility
mode, need default enabled the accessibility support with future created users
in installed system
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/563717
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