A cross-platform desktop app, written in Mono that would download (all or selected) photos from your photostream in their selected size along with their description, title and tags.
On my windows 10 laptop, I use a fractional scaling of 250% (in Start > Settings > Ease of Access > Display > Make Everything Bigger) so that UI objects (fonts, buttons, etc.) do not look too small.
However, with this fractional scaling, the flickr-downloader UI is totally messed up.
Maybe an update of GTK# version could fix this, I haven't checked if this is fixed in a more recent GTK release and/or GTK# release.
As a workaround, go to Start > Settings > Ease of Access > Display > Make Everything Bigger and select 100% (no scaling)
Consequently, I am able to run the latest Flickr-downloader version on Windows 10, (also with the https://localhost to http://localhost trick for app authorization), I just have to wear a pair of binoculars 🤣 :
cutedaffodil
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3 years ago
On my windows 10 laptop, I use a fractional scaling of 250% (in Start > Settings > Ease of Access > Display > Make Everything Bigger) so that UI objects (fonts, buttons, etc.) do not look too small. However, with this fractional scaling, the flickr-downloader UI is totally messed up.
This is because GTK (and Mono's GTK#) does not support well Windows fractional scaling, see https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gtk/-/issues/1036
Maybe an update of GTK# version could fix this, I haven't checked if this is fixed in a more recent GTK release and/or GTK# release.
As a workaround, go to Start > Settings > Ease of Access > Display > Make Everything Bigger and select 100% (no scaling)
Consequently, I am able to run the latest Flickr-downloader version on Windows 10, (also with the https://localhost to http://localhost trick for app authorization), I just have to wear a pair of binoculars 🤣 :