Aven on hiDPI screens
Andrew Brooks
arb at sat.dundee.ac.uk
Sun Sep 5 23:37:36 BST 2021
Some notes I made may help?
Set some env vars
QT_AUTO_SCREEN_SCALE_FACTOR=2
XCURSOR_SIZE=48
Then for non-qt applications
echo "Xft.dpi: 192" > ~/.Xresources
SublimeText preferences (was "dpi_scale": 2.0) now "ui_scale": 2.5
in LUbuntu with the LXQT window manager (Lubuntu Session) open
Preferences, LXQt settings, Session Settings, Environment (Advanced)
For KDE you add env vars to .config/plasma-workspace/env/my_file.sh
On Sun, 5 Sept 2021 at 22:45, Wookey <wookey at wookware.org> wrote:
> I now have a HiDPI screen: 3840x2160 and 344mm x 194mm or about 283DPI
> (or 11 dots per mm).
>
> This has caused many applications to become extremely hard to use due
> to unreadable text and tiny icons. Aven is one of them. I have got
> java, and GTK apps as well as the desktop and terminal stuff to work
> adequately, but I can't work out what is needed for wxGTK apps like aven.
>
> Has anyone found out how to make the aven text a readable size on such
> displays? (menu items, icons, the survey tree and labels are all very
> tiny).
>
> Ideally just setting the X DPI would make everything DTRT, but it
> doesn't. Clearly far too many things are actually specified in pixels,
> not sizes.
>
> Wookey
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