On 13/01/2023 20:00, Carsten Haitzler wrote:
On Fri, 13 Jan 2023 13:12:07 + Peter Flynn said:
[...]
they can. have you seen the pointer settings dialog with a slider
for size? i said it has both a size AND pointer scale to scale.
I managed to miss that, thank you! I've been away from e
On Fri, 13 Jan 2023 13:12:07 + Peter Flynn said:
>
> On 13/01/2023 11:34, Carsten Haitzler wrote:
> [...]
> > as below - you want a larger thing that actually starts big and zooms
> > down to where the pointer is causing motion that your eyes follow to
> > that point and then can discover
Yeah, I just thought I'd mention xmag as an accessibility side note, not
for increasing pointer size - Carsten had already mentioned e has
settings for scaling and pointer size so thought that was covered. xmag
does create a flashing box at the pointer so would help locate a
/stationary/
On 13/01/2023 11:34, Carsten Haitzler wrote:
[...]
as below - you want a larger thing that actually starts big and zooms
down to where the pointer is causing motion that your eyes follow to
that point and then can discover the mouse - there is no such feature
in e at this point.
That is not
On Wed, 11 Jan 2023 13:41:02 + Peter Flynn said:
> On 11/01/2023 08:53, Carsten Haitzler wrote:
> > [...] chances are that if you can't see a cursor due to visual
> > acuity problems you can't make out other ui elements either and they
> > all need to get bigger.
> The actual answer is, we
On Thu, 12 Jan 2023 23:14:14 + Peter Flynn said:
> On 12/01/2023 20:01, Φ SNAKΣ ΣYΣZ Φ wrote:
> > Are you aware of xmag?
>
> That does not seem to magnify just the mouse pointer (cursor).
in this case it's not useful for the pointer... :)
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On 12/01/2023 20:01, Φ SNAKΣ ΣYΣZ Φ wrote:
Are you aware of xmag?
That does not seem to magnify just the mouse pointer (cursor).
Peter
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Are you aware of xmag? I think it's available by default on all linux x
systems - could be useful if you bind that to a hotkey. You can try it
with whatever your run command is on your system by typing "xmag". Most
desktop environments have additional options with more advanced
features, but
/"If you have problems locating the mouse, wiggling is not as good as
the Ctrl key, which usually produces a vibrating expanding disc which is
much more easily visible."/
If you're having problems locating your mouse, perhaps try using a
larger rodent like a rat or even a pacarana if you're
On 11/01/2023 08:53, Carsten Haitzler wrote:
[...] chances are that if you can't see a cursor due to visual
acuity problems you can't make out other ui elements either and they
all need to get bigger.
The actual answer is, we don't know. I need to arrange a proper
usability test in the labs in
On Tue, 10 Jan 2023 21:37:23 + Peter Flynn said:
> On 10/01/2023 19:20, Wido wrote:
> > Hi Carsten! I appreciate that you always take the time to respond to users
>
> He's the best!
>
> >> E has its own cursors that uses the efl/e theme. if you use
> >> something else then "you're mileage
On Tue, 10 Jan 2023 16:20:46 -0300 Wido said:
> Hi Carsten! I appreciate that you always take the time to respond to users
> :)
>
> > E has its own cursors that uses the efl/e theme
> I know, I tried, I actually notice the "same behaviour". EFL mouse on some
> apps, X mouse on other apps (I
On 10/01/2023 19:20, Wido wrote:
Hi Carsten! I appreciate that you always take the time to respond to users
He's the best!
E has its own cursors that uses the efl/e theme. if you use
something else then "you're mileage may vary". efl's cursors will
scale based on scale factor. there is no
Hi Carsten! I appreciate that you always take the time to respond to users
:)
> E has its own cursors that uses the efl/e theme
I know, I tried, I actually notice the "same behaviour". EFL mouse on some
apps, X mouse on other apps (I just tried, sublime uses E theme, chrome and
kde uses X theme)
...oh, just seen Carsten has also replied :) I'm no coder and really
just guessing and trying to remember how I sorted it previously - he'll
be best to advise, especially e-related and will probably understand
what I linked better as well.
The 'export QT...' environment variables I
If it doesn't help, have a look into MPX (multi-pointer x); xinput2
allows for multiple mouse pointers and windows can define a cursor per
device which can override the standard cursor. On a single pointer
system, where device cursors are set some windows/apps may override the
standard KDE
On Mon, 9 Jan 2023 11:45:51 -0300 Wido said:
> Happy new year! I'm having an issue with cursor theme/size.
>
> I'm not using E's theme, I have selected `application` in settings -> mouse
> -> e theme. Then, I have configured my mouse theme and size in KDE system
> settings -> appearance
Hi! thanks for the reply.
I think this will not fix my issue. See, my problem is not QT (all kde apps
seems to be honoring my size: 24), but rather E globally and (I think) some
gtk apps.
Also, to me it looks like E is not able to (or doesn't want to) be involved
globally in defining a global
I seem to recall a similar issue on a system a while ago with QT and GTK
apps not scaling the same - KDE uses QT. Just a guess, but you could
try adding the below 5 lines as environment variables - how to do
that/location will depend on your setup, I think I edited /etc/environment
export
Happy new year! I'm having an issue with cursor theme/size.
I'm not using E's theme, I have selected `application` in settings -> mouse
-> e theme. Then, I have configured my mouse theme and size in KDE system
settings -> appearance cursors. My current cursor size is 24.
The problem I have is
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