Several hacks have been tried. They all break web sites, with no way for the user to deal with the result. The latest hack kills performance and degrades image quality.
There are other apps to deal with as well, beyond the web browser. Just as the user can select the screen rotation and color/mono mode, the user should be able to select a screen resolution. The useful resolutions are 1200x900, 600x450, and 400x300. Simple integer scaling can cover all of these. Sugar should remember these settings (resolution, color/mono, rotation, backlight, swizzle, gamma, etc.) for each running app, so that switching between apps will switch the settings. Sugar should also let apps supply a list of incompatible modes and flags to indicate if the app can tolerate run-time switching of the various settings. _______________________________________________ Devel mailing list [email protected] http://mailman.laptop.org/mailman/listinfo/devel
