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The default one works well, but it doesn't have keyboard shortcuts. Or if it does I can't find documentation of them and thus don't know of them. I just want to be able to magnify the full screen and control the level of zoom with the keyboard and not the mouse. I've tried something called kmag and it works and has shortcuts, but I couldn't figure how to make it full screen. I've only been using this OS for two days and because of lack of magnification I can't read half of what I see, so forgive me my ignorance.

Celia Lynn Rogers
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  • Hi.. I have written small script.. May be its Similar to your requirement.. Have a look.. https://askubuntu.com/q/1183674/739431 – PRATAP Jan 26 '20 at 04:43
  • @YuganTej & Celia have you looked at what Kubuntu has by default? It has a zoom for the entire screen with Super++ to zoom in and Super+- to zoom out (until normal) with customizable increments. One can navigate up or down in the document or web page using Up and Down and set keybinds of your choice to scroll up, down, left, and right on a particular page. No need for the mouse. – DK Bose Jan 26 '20 at 09:15

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sudo apt install xzoom

works in 20.04.1 the trick is to drag the mouse from it's zoom screen

to run type magnifier in the app search bar (windows/power key)

pierrely
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