shlomif
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6 years ago On Mon, 16 Apr 2018 19:34:11 -0700 KeithCu notifications@github.com wrote:
I just downloaded your program and it looks powerful, but everything is too small on my 13" 3200x1800 screen. There are multiple things to fix but my first suggestion is to make auto-scaling the default. That makes the cards look good on various size monitors, which is what I care about most. I spent a few minutes with the program before I figured out that would fix it.
You could do other things to take into account DPI of the screen and do larger fonts! This is a pretty good way on the command line to find out on Linux if the screen is high dpi:
$ xrdb -query | grep dpi On my machine it returns 192.
Apparently Tk has some ways to tweak the scaling factor:
Thanks for the report. I'll try looking into it.
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joeraz
I just downloaded your program and it looks powerful, but everything is too small on my 13" 3200x1800 screen. There are multiple things to fix but my first suggestion is to make auto-scaling the default. That makes the cards look good on various size monitors, which is what I care about most. I spent a few minutes with the program before I figured out that would fix it.
You could do other things to take into account DPI of the screen and do larger fonts! This is a pretty good way on the command line to find out on Linux if the screen is high dpi:
$ xrdb -query | grep dpi On my machine it returns 192.
Apparently Tk has some ways to tweak the scaling factor:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/34132203/scaling-of-tkinter-gui-in-4k-38402160-resolution#34133102