Re: The beginning of the end for jaws?
@Quanin: The NVDA Remote relay server is lightweight enough that you could run it on any Linux server you have running, and when it is not being used it shouldn't take up many system resources at all. For a time I did have one running on a Raspberry Pi. Keep in mind that Androids/Chromebooks can also now remote into your NVDA thanks to the Narwha l NVDA Remote client.
@ironcross32: Someone used Eloquence with Narrator before, so I know that other sapi voices should work with narrator. They *may* have to be 64bit though, that's the only potential problem if you have other sapi voices.
Also, when using oneCore voices, the responsiveness setting can actually be adjusted. The lag is an artificial buffer, sort of like how VMware will attempt to meet in the middle with the streaming buffer time for the soundcard to try to accommodate most systems, however if you have a fast system you obviously want to make the buffer time as low as possible for the most responsiveness. These voices work the exact same way. IT probably won't affect Narrator as something tells me they're using the desktop variants of those voices and not the oneCore variants. The only difference between the two is the oneCore variants are fully synthesized, and don't have the prerecorded letters when you press keys.
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