Hi,
Noawadays, what you search is fully accomplished in a Debian GNU/Linux.
If you install it using the dark theme, it will install MATE, an old but
flexible desktop environment (old in the design but up-to-date). The
magnification is then ensured via Compiz, which seems to contain the
features you are searching for. Our low-vision users anyway seem happy
with this distro we provide for us and say it has as many useful
features as Zoomtext, and more reliable than Windows or Mac. So I
oconsider these feedbacks positive enough to suggest you to have a look
at this distro.
If you dont want to install a distro, see on debian how you can have
computers with debian inside. It exists, and with all accessibility
tools pre-installed and configured.
Note I am describing a current situation, so it is possible in the
future, GNOME desktop itself to support the most advanced features for
low-vision, while it is not perfect today. But it will be done I hope.
regards
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Le 10/03/2020 à 09:46, Kevin Ingwersen via gnome-accessibility-list a
écrit :
Hello there!
I have been Looking at a Variety of Linux devices lately; the Purism
and Pine64 products in particular, and was wondering how I could
possibly redo my workflow in a way that I could work on a pure Linux
Maschine, whereas I currently use macOS, iOS and Windows 10.
The main Features that I personally Need are:
* Screen magnification with a Keyboard shutcut + mousewheel (because
repeatedly tapping on a Keyboard to zoom in is suboptimal…or,
rather, very slow)
* Full-screen color inversion through a Keyboard shortcut (like
AltGr+I on Windows)
In Ubuntu 18.04 LTS, I saw that I could already zoom in and out using
a Keyboard shortcut…but I could not assign them to using my mousewheel
instead (i.e. super+wheel).
What are the plans going Forward in the regards of the screen
magnification in GNOME 3? I quite like GNOME and would like to use it
more, but without a suitable Setup of screen magnification, I am
kinda…barred.
I also took this to the Librem 5 community and may have started
something there in regards to getting this worked into their System. I
assume they are not using stock GNOME but rather a fork of it to
support convergence between a phone and a lapdock (like NexDock or
just connecting to a screen and outputting a Desktop there).
Thanks for reading and have a nice day!
Kind regards,
Kevin Ingwersen
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