On Mon, Oct 5, 2015 at 1:42 PM, Maxim Kovgan <[email protected]> wrote:
> Here's my "Hi" > Firstly - kudos for the UI concept and the rather minimal working > environment - excellent. > My laptop and screen have a resolution of 3840x2160, and non tools look > VERY TINY there, > Naturally, I'm interested in patching the UI to adopt to my display size, > dpi & resolution so the system looks conveniently sized. > N.B. > If you guys have ideas how and maybe it's part done in someone's > branch/fork of the code - I'd be happy to either work on that patch AND/OR > test it) > pointers would be nice on where the code handling widgets sizing resides, > and possibly present refactoring ideas/branches/forks to look at to achieve > the above - would be nice. > Didn't go through the issues, but I've noticed the FLTK itself is a fork > off FLTK, so I guess the only way to understand the fork would be to eat > with it :) > > My availability is an expected one from fully employed deployed family > man, but If I start chewing on something - I'm usually finishing it, so > it's sporadic, but when my kids wake me up at nights I don't go to sleep > right away. > > Best regards all. > I take it that your laptop has an Apple Retina display? I've thought about handling this. I actually experimented with some changes to NTK a few years ago to scale everything up by a certain percentage. But I'm not really sure that's the best thing to do. I have a display of the same resolution as yours, but mine is 50", so everything looks fine. I can imagine that squeezing that into a 13" laptop screen would make everything pretty hard to read... What would you want personally? Would having all of the text and graphics scaled up the same amount be sufficient? >
