lightalan
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4 years ago Hummm.... That's interesting. The subway clock should resize itself according to the monitor size. Unless there is something wrong in your config that's reporting back the wrong display size.
You can try forcing your display size on lines 177 and 178 of subway.py and see what happens.
On Mon, Jan 27, 2020, 7:35 PM merryprankster02 notifications@github.com wrote:
I went with a different display then the one you listed and while everything works great now from a code perspective, if i have the pi connected to a monitor or a tv when i plug it into the small screen/case that i had intended run this on, the display is too large and you can only see the direction one way and the otherway is cut off. I went into raspi-config and set the resolution to 800 x 480 which is what the manufacturer lists. This seems to work fine for the regular desktop but not the subway time output. Is there an easy way to resize the output so that it will fit this screen correctly or would it make more sense for me to get a different screen and use this one for a different project down the road. Any assistance will definitely help and i apologize for asking you my previous question about tkinter since it would have been irrelevant if i had atually been using the raspian os instead of a basic ubuntu installation.
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I went with a different display then the one you listed and while everything works great now from a code perspective, if i have the pi connected to a monitor or a tv when i plug it into the small screen/case that i had intended run this on, the display is too large and you can only see the direction one way and the otherway is cut off. I went into raspi-config and set the resolution to 800 x 480 which is what the manufacturer lists. This seems to work fine for the regular desktop but not the subway time output. Is there an easy way to resize the output so that it will fit this screen correctly or would it make more sense for me to get a different screen and use this one for a different project down the road. Any assistance will definitely help and i apologize for asking you my previous question about tkinter since it would have been irrelevant if i had atually been using the raspian os instead of a basic ubuntu installation.