Closed otizonaizit closed 5 years ago
Did you test against conda/non-conda versions of Tk also? I noticed that conda interpretes the padding values very differently anyway.
using non conda tk here, just plain Debian installation.
On Tue 23 Jul, 06:12 -0700, Rike-Benjamin Schuppner notifications@github.com wrote:
Did you test against conda/non-conda versions of Tk also? I noticed that conda interpretes the padding values very differently anyway.
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I honestly think Tk is unfixable :(
I think we should remove the lines around the canvas (did so in the latest commit for the traffic lights). This will already help a little with decluttering. (Not sure, why we never fixed this before)
I tried and failed to add a bit more padding around the strings in the headers of the TK-UI. On my desktop with a high-res display, the text looks cluttered and some fonts are overlapping. Of course TK is the problem here, but I think more padding is better then no padding, even if it looks a bit sparse on normal displays. Screenshot attached.