For me, the gnome-shell magnifier makes too big steps between the different degrees of magnification.
I hoped to be able to set it in dconf, but in org.gnome.desktop.a11y.magnifier was no way to control the step-size.
So where is it actually set?
For me, the gnome-shell magnifier makes too big steps between the different degrees of magnification.
I hoped to be able to set it in dconf, but in org.gnome.desktop.a11y.magnifier was no way to control the step-size.
So where is it actually set?
Try gnome-shell-mousewheel-zoom from this ppa
https://launchpad.net/~tobias-quinn/+archive/gsmz/+packages
After install log out/in and should have an alt+mousewheel zoom
Thanks, but it doesn't work for me. Alt + Mousewheel has no result.
(Although it installed flawless.)
I found this ppa from this ARTICLE
PPA was in the comments.
I don't usually use gnome-shell but the zoom works when I log into the gnome sesssion.
All I can tell you is that before installing mousewheelzoom,
the Universal Access zoom was turned off with no shortcuts set.
Remains the same after install.
The gnome-shell-mousewheel-zoom package installs a
mousewheelzoom.desktop file in /etc/xdg/autostart so should autostart in the gnome session.
Do you have a mousewheelzoom process running in system monitor.
If not try running...
Code:/usr/bin/mousewheelzoom
Last edited by stinkeye; June 6th, 2012 at 01:23 PM.
Yes, the process is running.
Following your article, I installed
(missed before), restarted Gnome-ShellCode:sudo apt-get install python-xlib python-dbus git-core, logged out and in again, but alt+mousewheel does nothing...Code:r
thanks anyway!
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