In the Accessibility Section of Settings Manager there is a checkbox to enable Magnifier. To locate the Settings Manager after it is installed, open the Run Prompt (Alt + F2) and type "ccsm" without quotes. Sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager
The Settings Manager is available in the Ubuntu Software Center, or with a terminal: The CompizConfig Settings Manager enables you to configure Magnifier and Enhanced Zoom. Magnifier and Enhanced Zoom are Compiz plug-ins. ".you don't need to keep updating to the interim Ubuntu releases, and risk breaking your system." Settings ManagerĬompiz is the window manager and compositing, or special visual effects, manager in the standard version of Ubuntu. "I feel that unless you really understand how to get set up and unbreak your system, and deal with accessibility bugs, you should stick to the Ubuntu LTS releases." He advised that a Long Term Support (LTS) version of Ubuntu is the best choice for accessibility: In May, 2012, Mark Yelavich, the Canonical developer who works on accessibility, addressed problems with Universal Access features while the Unity desktop is being developed. Vinux 5, released in November, 2015, is based on Ubuntu 14.04, which is compatible with Magnifier and Enhanced Zoom. For example, these plug-ins did not work with Vinux 4, which was based on Ubuntu 12.04. Linux distributions derived from Ubuntu often do not use the Compiz windows manager required for Magnifier and Enhanced Zoom. You can configure Enhanced Zoom after downloading the Settings Manager as described below. The Enhanced Zoom plug-in is enabled by default in Ubuntu 12.04.3, 13.10, and 14.04, but no user commands are defined.Įnhanced Zoom will also work in earlier versions of Ubuntu that use the Compiz visual effects manager. Shortcuts using trackpads are described in the article. Now, we can join or login to create meeting id.Required Software: CompizConfig Settings Manager & plug-ins.Īs described below, some of the keyboard shortcuts depend on your version of Ubuntu.
Click on Zoom image to launch zoom application. Go show applications on Ubuntu desktop and search for zoom.Ĥ. Run the following command to to install zoom client on our Ubuntu 20.04 system:ģ. Now, our Ubuntu system is ready to install Zoom client. In the above step we have installed Snapd service on our system. Zoom client is available as snap packages. Use 'sudo apt autoremove' to remove them.Ġ upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 5 not upgraded.Īfter this operation, 0 B of additional disk space will be used.Ģ.
The following packages were automatically installed and are no longer required: Snapd is already the newest version (2.42.1+19.04). Run the following commands to install Snapd service on our system:
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