Closed alshdavid closed 8 years ago
@alshdavid Screenie please. I guess I cant help you though. This is up to the toolkit. You have to configure Qt to scale.
@alshdavid Can you please share a screenshot?
It shows up uncomfortably small on my laptop. It would be nice if scaling was just an appearance setting because I'm not even sure how big I'd like it to be.
Well looks not that bad to me. Did you set large system fonts? This looks weird not standard dpi but not a hidpi setting as well. You could eiter scale Qt (google a bit) or adjust the fonts in the stylesheets to your liking. I guess I have to make a wiki entry for the latter. However this is not an issue of albert, so wontfix.
@ManuelSchneid3r I didn't realize I could tweak with my own styles. A little info on that in the wiki would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for your work on Albert!
EDIT: Was able to make Albert larger by running it with QT_SCALE_FACTOR=2 /usr/bin/albert
on Fedora 25. When making a startup entry (.desktop
file), I think the =
in the above command was causing it to not start albert at all, so I just put that command in a separate script and had the autostart entry run my script.
Running Albert from terminal with QT_SCALE_FACTOR=2 /usr/bin/albert
doesn't make it larger on Elementary OS.
Do I need to install something for the command to work?
@tchotchke87 1. We cant help you without context information. 2. Do not write into other issues. 3 Don't abuse the issue tracker as support forum. Check https://albertlauncher.github.io/help/
@tchotchke87 Does export QT_AUTO_SCREEN_SCALE_FACTOR=1
work?
@tchotchke87 Looks like Qt supports HiDPI not until 5.6
Environent
Ubuntu 16.04 Gnome 3.18 Albert version:. 0.8.0
Steps to reproduce
How did you discover this issue?
Using a high DPI monitor
Expected behaviour
What did you expect to happen?
Application to scale with OS set scaling
Actual behaviour
What happened instead?
Application did not scale making text and icons very small