Hi Bryen,
I'm still digesting your full message. With respect to cross hairs, you
wrote:
2. The crosshairs option is nice, but I found it distracting for the
most part. I suppose in all fairness if I stuck to it, after a while
I'd get used to it. It was a lot easier to locate my mouse pointer than
a large cursor mouse pointer would be. Nevertheless, the crosshairs do
interfere to some extent. See this screenshot where configuring in
gnome-teak-tool, the crosshairs prevented me from seeing values as I
toggled up or down.http://paste.opensuse.org/83634348
It's possible to set up the cross hairs such that they do not intersect
the mouse. Below is a screen shot to show that. This is a shot of the
same zoom options tab panel as in your screen shot, but with different
cross hairs settings. I've made the cross hairs as thin as possible,
also to make them less of a distraction. But, I'm not sure that being
that thin is a good setting for you. To compensate, I've left their
transparency fairly low -- put another way, their contrast is relatively
high:
http://aegis.idrc.ocad.ca/uploads/3.6/XHairsWithGap.png
The following screen shot shows the cross hairs preferences dialog for
the above configuration. Note: uncheck the "Overlaps mouse cursor"
checkbox:
http://aegis.idrc.ocad.ca/uploads/3.6/XHairsSettingsWithGap.png
Does that help?
--
;;;;joseph.
'A: After all, it isn't rocket science.'
'K: Right. It's merely computer science.'
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