allow smaller font size for hidpi #1342
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https://build.opensuse.org/request/show/1108638 by user marcinbajor + anag+factory - Update to 4.3.2 - Usability, bells and whistles * The minimum font size can now be set lower, which is helpful for Hi-DPI displays. git-cola/git-cola#1342 - Fixes * `git dag` was not displaying history when refspecs were specified. git-cola/git-cola#1334 - Development * Compatibility with Sphinx 7.2.0 was added to the `sphinxtogithub` sphinx documentation plugin. git-cola/git-cola#1336
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Allow using smaller fonts. This can be useful for large HiDPI screens. For example, my Windows machine's screen's pixel density is 105 and the display scaling is set to 150% in 2160p. This makes the size of a 8 pt font too large. It can also vary depending on the Qt backend being used (DirectDraw vs xcb, etc.).
Perhaps there's some sense in lowering it even a bit further but that's enough changes for one day.
As usual, thank you for this wonderful software. The ability to edit diffs before reverting will surely come in handy.