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HiDPI is messed up on Linux/Gnome #160

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Naatan opened this issue Apr 13, 2015 · 11 comments
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HiDPI is messed up on Linux/Gnome #160

Naatan opened this issue Apr 13, 2015 · 11 comments

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@Naatan
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Naatan commented Apr 13, 2015

Someone at pycon showed me HiDPI on Komodo Edit using Gnome Shell Classic, lots of things are messed up about it.

@Naatan Naatan added this to the Backlog milestone Apr 13, 2015
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Could be same problem as #161

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Naatan commented Apr 14, 2015

Possibly, the scaling seemed to be all over the place. But it even affected Scintilla (doubling the font size). Autocompletions were miss-aligned, icons were tiny..

I'll have to install Linux on my macbook to dig in.

@Naatan Naatan modified the milestones: 10.0, Backlog Dec 2, 2015
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Jiehong commented Dec 2, 2015

From #922, here is a screen of the issues:

This is with version 9.3.1, Gnome font scale set to 1.0, on a macbook pro (2880×1800, so dpi of about 192).

While trying to fix it, I came up with this moderate improvement:

  • set layout.css.devPixelsPerPx to 2.0;
  • set font size to 6;

And I ended up with the following capture:

But, still:

  • Icons are larger but blurred;
  • Lines numbers and lines heights are still huge;
  • Completion pop-up still tiny (not on the capture).

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Naatan commented Apr 28, 2016

This should be fixed in Komodo 10

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mithat commented Jul 5, 2016

Requesting this be reopened. It doesn't appear to be fixed here. Attached is an image of the Default theme in Komodo 10. I've got DPI set both in .Xresources and Xfce Appearances.

$ uname -a
Linux xxxxxx 4.6.0-1-amd64 #1 SMP Debian 4.6.1-1 (2016-06-06) x86_64 GNU/Linux

screenshot_2016-07-05_19-39-20

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Hi, are you on a HiDPI screen?

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mithat commented Jul 5, 2016

This is on a Dell laptop's built-in 15"-ish 1600x900 screen. I don't know if that formally qualifies as HiDPI. I'm using 120 dpi because it produces the correct font geometry everyplace else -- save one or two Java Swing apps.

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th3coop commented Jul 5, 2016

@mithat, that screenshot looks like you've zoomed in the text, ie. Ctrl + Scroll wheel up.
Try hitting Ctrl + 0 to reset zoom in the editor. That should be the Reset to Default Size zoom command key binding.

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Defman21 commented Jul 5, 2016

@mithat 1600x900@15 DPI is 122.38 and it's not HiDPI. It should be about 220-400 DPI to be HiDPI (according to Retina sizes)

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mithat commented Jul 5, 2016

@cgchoffman Ctrl + 0 was the first thing I tried. :-)

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Tracking this now in #1531

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