Screen reader advice for a Linux sysadmin

[Linux for blind general discussion]

Why not just ssh into your Linux servers from a Linux terminal? Its ssh 
capability is far better than anything you can get from a Windows app 
using their lackluster screen readers.

Java apps use the java-atk-bridge to work with Orca, but that's only if 
you require graphical tools. If not, you can do that from a text 
terminal as well. That just leaves the Windows servers, and I personally 
would avoid those like the plague, especially in a business environment. 
I can't recommend anything good for accessing such things.

Really though, Linux has some of the best accessibility tools around for 
sysadmin tasks, so do give it a shot. If you find NVDA usable, you'll 
LOVE Orca, as it deals with flat review of the screen rather than NVDA's 
constructed object navigation, which is foreign even to a power user 
like me.
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