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0.35 release fails to load on windows #96

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ChrisJefferson opened this Issue May 19, 2018 · 5 comments

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ChrisJefferson commented May 19, 2018

I downloaded and opened the 0.35 release. I get the following message on open:

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sedwards2009 commented May 19, 2018

@ChrisJefferson Can you tell me about how you starting Extraterm and which kind of monitor/resolution you are using?
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ChrisJefferson commented May 20, 2018

I download the 0.35 release zip file, unzip it, and run 'extraterm.exe'.

My display is a laptop, 3200x1800, set to 150% scaling.
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sedwards2009 commented May 24, 2018

I've now been able to reproduce the problem here by setting the scaling factor to 150%.

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sedwards2009 commented May 24, 2018

It does work with scaling factor 200% and 100% though.

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Don't crash when starting on Windows with UI scalling set to 150%. #96 
This fix works but makes no sense what so ever.
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sedwards2009 commented May 25, 2018

Fixed in version 0.35.1.

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