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Font/UI sizing issue on HiDPI display #1425
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Bisq doesn't scale the UI on HiDPI monitors with linux since JavaFX doesn't handle the scaling in Java 8. Once upgraded to Java 9 it will work but there are some issues with switching to Java 9, see #1262 |
Thanks @sqrrm, I suspected this was the case but couldn't find this issue - I'll keep an eye on it. |
We plan to use Java 9 soon. Hope that will fix it. |
Java 9 added support for HiDPI in Linux and Windows: http://openjdk.java.net/jeps/263 That is, when using Java 9 the Eagerly waiting for the upgrade of bisq to Java 9. |
@ysangkok Thanks - I'll have a look if there is an easy way to resize everything based on the OS scale factor. |
But if I launch with |
Thanks for the input! Maybe we can modify our javapackager setup to do so until it is fixed properly within Java. |
On Ubuntu 18.04 with OpenJDK 10.0.2 it honors both |
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@blackbookpro Did you have already a look at this short guide: #4541 (comment) |
Hi, I did the trick that is documented in the FAQ to adjust the scaling for HiDPI screens, but at the following update the whole thing is wiped out. It would also be nice to work with both GTK and QT. Please! :) |
When running the application on a HiDPI screen in high resolution, the font size can be too small to the point of being unreadable as the application does not honor the display scaling setting.
Is there a way to specify a scale factor via a Java/JavaFX environment variable, similarly to how Qt apps honor $QT_SCALE_FACTOR?
Platform: Dell XPS 13" display, Ubuntu 17.10, default display settings, resolution 3200x1800, scale: 200%
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