The screen shot looks really great. Is this an implementation of the userSpaceScaleFactor concept found in NSWindow and NSScreen? Nikolaus Schaller implemented that in mySTEP a few years ago and I always wanted to copy that over to GNUstep but never got around to do it.
On 12.04.2011 21:34, Eric Wasylishen wrote:
Here's a screenshot of a patch I'm working on which scales the UI for high DPI monitors - I think it's pretty cool :-) It was surprisingly easy to implement. The actual scaling is done simply by changing the bounds and frame rects in GSWindowDecorationView (no changes in -back, and it works with cairo/art/xlib). You can set an arbitrary scale factor via a GSScaleFactor user default. Other than that, there were just a couple of bugs to fix to get it to work (and still some bugs remaining, but it's at least usable.) I'll commit this after the upcoming release. Cheers, Eric
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