Re: accessible remote and 64 bit support

[Peter Korn <Peter Korn Sun COM>]

Hi Cody,

Please see the Remote Access Bridge work 
(http://www.remoteaccessbridge.com/) which allows a Windows (or 
theoretically a Mac or other UNIX system) to connect to a remote, 
accessible UNIX system running Orca, piping the video back via vnc, and 
piping the audio and TTS back via remote access bridge techniques.

I've run this stuff, and can verify it works; or at least, it worked 
last March with the versions of GNOME and Orca at the time.


Regards,

Peter Korn
Accessibility Architect,
Sun Microsystems, Inc.

> Hi list,
>   I would like to know if there is any remote software for a Windows 
> box that can connect to a ubuntu or any linux box for that matter that 
> will allow me as a blind user control my linux box as I do with 
> terminal services. A lot of software like radmin and vnc don't have 
> sound support, only terminal services. Any help on this would be 
> appreciated. I'd imagine that I could connect to a windows box via 
> remote desktop terminal services with audio so why not the other way 
> around?
>  
> Also, my friend wants to know, since he is going to get an insane 
> machine, wants to know if orca will support 64 bit processors. I told 
> him yes but just want to confirm. Thanks.
>  
> Cody
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