Once enabled, you will see additional options: “Play sound for” “Everyone” or “Host and co-hosts only”.Scroll down until you see the option Play sound when participants join or leave.You can turn off room notifications for people entering and leaving the room in the Participants panel. Notifications for Leaving and Entering the Room Toggle on “Allow host and participants to share their screen or content during meetings”.You will not be able to share anything in Zoom until you turn on your screen sharing capabilities. You can change this by opening the Zoom app, going to “Recording” and selecting a new Local Recording location. Your recorded meetings will save to your local “C” drive. Once you have enabled recording, you can open any Zoom meeting you are hosting and choose “Record”. Go to "Settings", "Recording" and "Enable Recording".You have to change your settings in order to record during a Zoom meeting Once this is set, you can go to any Zoom meeting room, open the chat window form the “More” menu, select the “File” icon, and choose a file form your computer to share.Each of these requires you to log into Share Files Through Chat Publications Co-authored or Contributed to by Library Staffīefore you start meeting in Zoom, there are a few global settings you may need to change.The Making Cancer History® Voices Oral History Project.Gnome-shell: clutter_actor_allocate: assertion '!isnan (real_allocation.x1) & !isnan (real_allocation.x2) & !isnan (real_allocation.y1) & !isnan (real_allocation. journalctl -p warning -xef return gnome-shell: clutter_actor_allocate: assertion '!isnan (real_allocation.x1) & !isnan (real_allocation.x2) & !isnan (real_allocation.y1) & !isnan (real_allocation.y2)' failed On 20.04 with gnome-shell 3.36.9 it seems to be a bug that slow down everything when zoom is enabled. Orca: Orca is a free, open source, flexible, and extensible screen reader that provides access to the graphical desktop via speech and refreshable braille. AFAIK there is no way (as in XFCE) to smoothly zoom in/out with mousewheel/scroll.Does not start to zoom where the pointer is located, and in general you might find it very buggy.Screenshot of an area ( Ctrl + Shift + PrntScrn seems to be broken when zoom is enabled.You can change the shortcuts on Settings > Devices > Keyboard and zoom options on Settings > Universal access settings > Zoom: On some non-English keyboard layouts + won't work, try 0 instead. Super+ Alt+ +/ -: To increase/decrease zoom.Super+ Alt+ 8: Toggle zoom enabled/disabled.With GNOME Shell (instead of Compiz) as Window Manager ( wmctrl -m):
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