Re: [orca-list] Wine accessibility

[Janina Sajka <janina rednote net>]

Alastair Irving writes:
> HI All
>
> I suspect that the answer to this will be no, but is there any way of  
> making applications running under wine accessible?  Initial  
> experimentation suggests it doesn't work with Orca.  If Orca can't be  
> used is it possible to get a Windows screenreader running under Wine?
I tried to get NVDA working under wine, but did not succeed.

At this point, I would go for creating a vm rather than relying on wine
to run some Windows app.

Janina

> Many thanks
>
> Alastair Irving
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