On Nov 10, 2011 6:05 AM, "Hugh Sasse" <[email protected]> wrote: > NS-WYSIWYG - Non-Strict WYSIWYG -- We Know the paper will be > white but the screen white is *not* WYSIWYG because paper does > not glow, reading a printed page is not like staring into a > light bulb: allow me to reverse the colours or choose something > else. I never did convince Star Office devs of this.
It is possible to reverse the colors of the entire screen or just one window using compiz. I recall it being possible to change the text area background from white to some other less glowing shade (i used yellow for a while) in gnome and have that effect Open Office. > A Magnifier that works by warping the screen, so none of it is > hidden. The non-magnified parts are compressed, so you can still > see where you are relatively. Maybe the GPU and display drivers > could be made to do this? It's definitely possible. KDE has it. > And I'd like to be able to change the mouse to screen sized > crosshairs like on the old Tektronix terminals, so you cannot > lose the pointer. Orca has that, but if you're not using a screen reader already, that'd be pretty heavy weight. Maco
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