Re: Features of KMag

Renato Resende Ribeiro de Oliveira composed on 2015-07-01 16:11 (UTC-0400):
> Hi Bob!
> This is of course it is possible.
> If you want, you can join me on improving the KMag.
> I created a GitHub repo and replicated the code of KMag's 4.14 branch.
> I just tested in Linux and the coking feature works fine now. I just have
> to improve the UI parts related to the new feature (labels, i18n, hide
> toolbars, etc).
> Take a look:
> https://github.com/renatorroliveira/xkmag

> If you want a i can add you as a developer in the repository.

The way Bob wrote his plea for help it looks like Renato believed Bob is a
developer. Github is over my head, and over Bob's, useful only to developers
AFAICT. Bob is just a non-developer user who desperately needs for KMag to
work correctly in either KDE4 or KDE3 (or both), like it used to do in KDE3
in openSUSE 11.3 and prior.

> 2015-07-01 16:02 GMT-03:00 Bob Stia <[email protected]>:

>> Hello,  A while ago I posted an inquiry feature which I really need to
>> have. I
>> am severly sight impaired and can only read my screen with Kmag. The
>> following is a copy of my original inquiry.
>>
>> Hello,  I am trying to configure Kmag to emulate a normal magnifying
>> glass. In
>> other words the Kmag window magnifies whatever it is under the Kmag window.
>> If this is possible, will someone please explain how to make this happen.
>> This is under KDE 3 on open suse 13.1 and KDE 4 on 13.2.
>>
>> I would appreciate any help to implement this feature.
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