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I'm using a keyboard I'm not used to, and I hit Super_L instead of Alt_L when I middle-mouse-dragged across the screen. On this Ubuntu 10.04 with Compiz, apparently, this zooms the screen to the area that I dragged across.

Now I'm stuck. I can super-middle-drag across a bigger area, but apparently I can't quite hit all of the corners exactly because the screen still moves a bit when I move the mouse around.

How do I undo this zoom effect completely?

  • This looks like "EZoom", which says that super-"1" (default keybinding, anyway) should reset it, but that doesn't seem to work here. Close...
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Reset to default
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On the EZoom page, it says that the option "Zoom Specific Level 1" sets the scale factor to 1.000, i.e., normal scale.

Thinking that this used GConf, I searched in gconf-editor, and found the key /apps/compiz/plugins/ezoom/allscreens/options/zoom_specific_1_key was set to "Disabled". I changed this to <Super>1, and pressed super-1, and it worked!

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