Oh no y'all, I've figured it out. I'm a terrible preservationist. See, I don't want the exact Braille Note or Braille plus. I want something modern that keeps the good UI it UX of those systems. So, what if I had AI pull Emacs, Emacsvox, and Omnivox, then had it look at the UI and UX of the braille note and BP, then create a self-contained system that has the modern, text-based infrastructure of Emacs, but with a pretty, fun, easy interface of a good note-taker on top, with modern stuff like Epub reading, threaded, easy to set up email, web browsing using maybe edbrowse or like a headless Firefox, with the app driving the browser inside, modern calendar syncing, goodness just so much we could do. Just so much pretty stuff we could have if the interface was made for us instead of us having to adapt to everything else. And thus, the ideas for EasyAccess are born. With the tag line: We aren't dumb, we're just tired.