https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=438912
--- Comment #20 from Ahmed Faisal <ahmedfai...@gmail.com> --- (In reply to Nicolas Fella from comment #19) > It was not ignored. It was pointed out that we already have a fully > functional screen magnification tool on Plasma Wayland, so accessibility use > cases are already covered No, it was not. To elaborate my point, I would like to point to two famous applications for desktop magnification. the Gnome's and Cinnamon's. Those two examples by name has two types of zooming: 1- Full screen zooming: the same one applied in KDE Plasma -that you mean by "got covered", and xFce, and Compiz and probably others that I forget about or did not know of. 2- Projected zooming: I don't know if that was the precise term for it, because I made that up. The projected zooming is found only in Gnome, Cinnamon, Kmag and Xmag. Where zoomed image is displayed on a side window (Kmag, Xmag and Windows Magnifier) or a part of screen, make that top half, bottom half, right half or left half. as seen in Gnome and Cinnamon. not counting W.Magnifier as this feature still very crappy after all those years. Conclusion: KDE Plasma gives full screen zooming. KMagnifier gives projected zooming. Meaning that you are able to see zoomed image and zoomed object in real size, so you can easily find your location in full view beside your zoomed view. you can try it yourself in Cinnamon by writing anything in full screen zooming (here you will realize the importance of zooming-follow-typing feature) than make that right half where you can see the whole page you write in left half and the exact line you edit in right half (if you have 2 monitors this can be your whole right monitor!). I hope I did put the matter the right, sufficient way. Greetings -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
