11 Dec
2017
11 Dec
'17
7:54 p.m.
On Sunday 10 December 2017, Jim wrote:
On Sat, Dec 9, 2017 at 19:21 (-0800), Vincent Reher
wrote:
Hi Jim,
I think the Firefox I am using was built to utilize GTK+-3.x. If that is correct, I did
not see any issues with it despite the fact that the GDK_SCALE environment variable is not
set.
I am curious about one thing you mentioned: are actually using TDE (the desktop
environment per se) with a window manager other than twin? If so, I would be interested
to know how that worked out for you as I had noted that alternative window managers can be
configured. That might solve at least the "microscopic window resizing arrows"
part of the problem.
Thanks,
Vince
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Hello TDE Developers,
I am not a TDE developer, but if you are willing to hear from random
people on this olist...
I recently purchased a Dell XPS15 laptop for my
daughter and before
I turn it over to her, I am experimenting to see what must be done
to make it usable under Linux/TDE for those with no better than
normal eyesight. Per EDID, the laptop's native screen resolution is
3840 x 2160 and its physical screen dimensions are 346 x 194mm
(~15.6" diagonal). My objective is to run the laptop at native
resolution both inside and outside of X (no re-scaling).
I am using a macbook pro
(2880x1800 on a 15" screen) and a 4K 27"
monitor, and I went through this a while back.
Having said that, while I use various TDE programs, I don't use TDE's
window manager, so this advice may not work for you.
<snip>
Of course, if HiDPI issues have already been
addressed by others in
the post R14.0.4 source code, that would be great.
I solved a lot of problems by putting
export GDK_SCALE=2
in my ~/.xprofile, which gets read by /etc/X11/xdm/Xsession,
/etc/tde/tdm/Xsession and /etc/kde/kdm/Xsession (at least on my
system) and helps a lot of GTK3 programs look reasonable.
It shouldn't hurt (too much) to give this a try. I'd be interested in
knowing how it works out.
It is too bad that so many software designers assume that screen
resolutions would be 90 - 100 DPI for all time.
Cheers.
Jim
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