I tried virtual Magnifyer Glass in GNOME Metacity. So my friend has to
judge by himself if it is good enough. Last year I tried Compiz but I
could not put the settings right.
Milton
Op 16-07-15 om 09:23 schreef blind Pete:
Milton wrote:
A question for helping out a friend: can you recommand a system to work
with magnification? Thanks in advance.
Milton
I am not sure how well compiz is supported, or if it is being
superseded, but I love the e-zoom feature. With Mythbuntu LTS
(and a bit of configuration) holding down the Tux/Windows/Super
key and scrolling the mouse wheel puts the screen into a zoom
and pan mode.
Or, buy a bigger screen, and reconfigure everything to use
large fonts, large icons, large pointers, etc. Sometimes
you can cheat and tell the computer that the screen is a
different size from what it really is - but things tend to
get messy when you do that.
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