Just came across these ancient bugs, with some connection also to #1119711
So I'm on one such (2x)3840x2160 setup (no doubt very common these
decades).
I think this is telling me DPI is 140 (certainly 697mm and 392mm measures
the WxH dimensions of the 32" monitor):
> xrandr --listmonitors
Monitors: 2
0: +*DisplayPort-0 3840/697x2160/392+0+0 DisplayPort-0
1: +DisplayPort-1 3840/697x2160/392+3840+0 DisplayPort-1
I can't find any configuration in my windowmanger or .Xdefaults to tell
pdf what size window to bring up, so it brings up a window that uses all
the vertical realestate, but the document it displays in that window is
very shrunk.
So I need to specify in .pdfrc:
initialZoom page
But I still want to be able to zoom that easily and intuitively. But lose
the "+" / "-" keybinding functionality because of initialZoom.
So *I'd* want to see a zoomIn/zoomOut like function that could "turn off"
zoomFitPage, zoomFitWidth, zoomFitHeight, and then increment in the
desired zoom direction, but *without* modifying window size, all in one
step. I imagine other people want to be able to choose to modify window
size too.
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Tim Connors
