A free, open source, screen magnifier, for both Windows and Linux.
This is neat software. If you want to zoom in on something on your screen, you can use it. You can customize how magnified it is, how big the magnification area is, and more.
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After trying several ‘mirrors’, this program would seem to be rather difficult to D/L. I do have Ver 2.0 stored away, however, but it was rejected by me when it first came out.
I downloaded it without a problem. It was all very easy.