camlorn38

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   by camlorn38 10y ago

   It can, but not with a suitable latency for actual use. What you have to do is send the speech and ersynthesize on the far end. There's an NVDA issue for supporting RDP channels [0], but NVDA Remote made this very low priority and it
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   by camlorn38 10y ago

   I'm pretty sure the NVDA Remote that runs in the browser still exists. You have to have the add-on on the target machine, however.
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   by camlorn38 10y ago

   Windows 10 just works and now we have WSL (i.e. bash i.e. run all your favorite CLI tooling). In general, Microsoft has gotten a lot better about Windows just working. Perhaps Linux has too, but you still had to make sure you had fully Li
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   by camlorn38 10y ago

   Orca is a bad idea. Very few blind people use Linux because Linux desktop sucks, and Orca is always at least somewhat behind all the other screen readers. I have met a few blind people over the years who have used it for an ethical reason
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   by camlorn38 10y ago

   I'm a blind programmer. I'm currently working on the Rust compiler [0] and a large library for 3D audio that is essentially desktop WebAudio [1]. I'm the kind of person who people often ask for help with their college clas