[nfbcs] remote desktop for NVDA and orca

[Christopher Chaltain]

I haven't used it myself but Google took me to the following page on 
NVDA Remote Access https://nvdaremote.com/docs/


On 11/05/2017 10:07 PM, Graham Mehl via nfbcs wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I am trying to setup a development environment at work for developing java
> applications within a virtual machine. The point of this email is not java
> or VMs, but screen readers in a remote desktop mode in order to perform
> coding.
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> I have been doing some research, but I wanted to get a second opinion. I
> know JAWS can remote desktop from one computer to another as long as JAWS is
> running on both machines and both computers is a Windows OS.
>
> Can NVDA remote desktop from one machine to another where both machines are
> running windows? Windows 7 will be used. I have to double check the NVDA
> version, but I think it is the latest.
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> Does orca have the ability to remote desktop now. I have tried to get on an
> orca mailing list in the past but had difficulty subscribing. My client
> computer is windows 7 and orca is on Linux CentOS 6. I read somewhere that
> orca is NOT by default compiled into the normal distribution. Can orca
> remote desktop back to a windows OS?
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> I am also dealing with a closed and secure network, so all remote desk top
> sessions have to be secure connections. I say this because I heard orca with
> a VNC connection needs to be password less.
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Christopher (CJ)
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