Hi,
Yes I want to provide you a feedback and also if it's useful, I can contribute
by helping you tu know what adaptation may be suit for a particular point.
The main source of my difficulties to use new gnome interface is a photophobia
(a light sensibility).
until now, I used compiz accessibil
Ok, I see.
FWIW, have you tried to use the color options at the zoom dialog? You
can set the zoom factor to 1 and set it fullscreen, so it would apply
the color effects on all the screen. This includes some effects about
the inversion, contrast and brightness, that I hope that could help.
In any
On 06/03/2013 02:33 PM, yoann@voila.fr wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> firstly I am really sorry for very low english level. I use Linux system with
> Gnome for few years (Ubuntu) and I have some accessibility problems with the
> interface.
> I'm visually impared (dégénérative pathology) and i used to u
Yes I tried to set color options in the zoom dialog. This reverse colors of the
entire display and allows me to access for example nautilus and numerous Web
pages with white or light background. The problem is that with this option all
the destop interface (top panel, left dock, launcher menu o
