Le 20/12/2016 à 07:48, Adam Borowski a écrit :
Hi!
Zooming via the ezoom plugin produces a blurry result.
Dear Mr. Borowski, thanks you so much for your tests and reports about
Compiz :) !
Such zoom has two uses:
* accessibility: I sadly already got minor eyesight problems, and sometimes
need to read small text. Having it blurry obviously defeats that purpose.
I'm a visual-impaired man with 1/10 vision and I use Compiz/EZoom
without issue.
On Mate, you can configure font anti-aliasing :
http://feeblemind.tuxfamily.org/blog/index.php?post/2013/02/02/Linux-Mint%2C-MATE-and-fonts
* detail work: when you're making an icon/etc, non-photographic images,
borders, font hinting/antialiasing, you want to see individual pixels; a
blurry zoom is outright useless here.
Both compiz 0.8 and XFCE's compositor have sharp clear zoom.
I'm not sure it is possible but I really would like more details.
Could you tell me what version of Compiz 0.8 are you using ? From which
source repository ? Is there any Debian/Ubuntu packaged for the 0.8
branch ?
What release of XFCE are you deal with ? Do you have configured
something for font rendering on your desktop ?
Both EZoom 0.8 and 0.9 have the same zoom algorithm as I know. The only
difference is the programming language, C for 0.8 and C++ for 0.9.
Best regards.
--
Alex ARNAUD
Visual-Impairment Project Manager
Hypra - "Humanizing technology"
