such places, but when I change them it
seems to make no difference.
Please can someone tell me the real place.
Michael
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The correct solution is to decide that dpi means pixels per
apparent inch. Because we look at the FR from much closer than we
do a desktop screen, the dpi that we set in /etc/X11/xorg.conf
should be somewhat less than the physical pixels per inch.
I estimate that I see a desktop screen
I am running FDOM and I think that font sizes are being handled wrongly. Here
is what I think is happening. Could someone who knows more about this correct
any details that are wrong.
It seems that the standard font size in desktop computers is 12 points, which
means that the characters are
On Sat, 15 Nov 2008 00:52:08 -0500 Michael Mather [EMAIL PROTECTED]
babbled:
i absolutely agree. scaling with dpi is short-sightned and too simplisitc as
you are right - it is not just scaling to dpi BUT scaling to the visual field
that the display would consume - ie how many % of your field of
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