... > I depend on the Desktop Zoom and color inversion capabilities of > Compiz Fusion because of my visual disability. The problem is NOT > getting the Nvidia drivers installed. Its getting a desktop > resolution of higher than 640x480. My monitor is non-standard. Its a > Sun Microsystem CRT with dual inputs, one is a huge plug for a Sun > workstation, and the other is for standard VGA. Prior to Ubuntu 7.10, > where you selected your screen resolution there was a tab where you > could scroll through a list of hardware manufacturers and select your > specific model Monitor. If it wasn't listed you could at least select > one of the Default options. I usually selected Generic 1024x768 > Monitor from the list, and I was good to go. This feature was > removed. I issued bug reports about it, made complaints, and not a > GODDAMN thing has been done to address the problem ...
IMHO forcing monitor to low resolution to show bigger fonts is outdated/wrong solution, because it causes weird aliasing artifacts. Much better is to change dots per inch for the monitor, i.e. leave monitor native resolution, but go to system-preferences-appearance-fonts-details and set "dots per inch" for about 200 or even more. Valdis -- Ubuntu-accessibility mailing list Ubuntu-accessibility@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-accessibility
