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Originally reported by: Jernej Simončič (Bitbucket: ender-_, GitHub: Unknown)
It would be nice if high DPI support could be added to WinDirStat. Right now if DPI scaling is disabled for windirstat.exe, all listboxes are too compressed, which results in text lines being cut off (see attached image; the screenshot was taken at 225% [216 DPI]). Another problem is too small icons in toolbar.
The rest of the UI is fine, so this shouldn't be too hard to fix.
Original comment byregs01 (Bitbucket: regs01, GitHub: regs01):
You mean enabled) When you disable DPI scaling app shouldn't be scaled at all
Aisde of that, after there is image scaling or larger imagesets, the app also needs manifest with dpiaware set to true.
Also it seem to use NSIS, so dpiawarness could be declared with ManifestDPIAware in the script since NSIS 3.0. This would require larger header and wizard images, so they won't be so pixelated on hidpi screens.
Originally reported by: Jernej Simončič (Bitbucket: ender-_, GitHub: Unknown)
It would be nice if high DPI support could be added to WinDirStat. Right now if DPI scaling is disabled for windirstat.exe, all listboxes are too compressed, which results in text lines being cut off (see attached image; the screenshot was taken at 225% [216 DPI]). Another problem is too small icons in toolbar.
The rest of the UI is fine, so this shouldn't be too hard to fix.
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