Hello Adam,
without the xorg.conf-autodetection (I had no xorg.conf at all) and the
hand-written DisplaySize and DisplayMode, the fonts look fine now -
thank a log. I tried something similar some months ago, but my xserver
crashed - even with the auto-generated xorg.conf.
The other question: Does someone of you know some documentation of the
"License Template" feature of the qtcreator? I just tried qtcreator
2.0.1 - but I'm still faced with the same problems...
Cheers,
Charly
On Wed, 22 Sep 2010 10:09:24 -0500, Coda Highland
wrote:
> Side note, the physical sizes are measured in millimeters, so remember
> that 25.4mm = 1in. If you want 72 DPI at 1024x768, your screen should
> be 361mm x 271mm.
>
> /s/ Adam
>
> On Wed, Sep 22, 2010 at 10:07 AM, Coda Highland
> wrote:
>> Set the physical monitor size in your xorg.conf so that (screen
>> width)/(horizontal resolution) and (screen height)/(vertical
>> resolution) are the desired DPI. That should make the -dpi setting
>> unnecessary since that's the calculation used by default anyway.
>>
>> /s/ Adam
>>
>> On Wed, Sep 22, 2010 at 9:37 AM, wrote:
>>> Hello,
>>>
>>> I have some questions. I'm using qt 4.7.2 and a self-compiled
>>> qtcreator 2.0.0:
>>>
>>> 1) I'm using the license template, but only %YEAR% is working. Things
>>> like %FILENAME%, %CLASSNAME% etc. would be nice. What is working - and
>>> what is planned? Is there a documentation of this feature?
>>> 2) I have some problems with my Debian in the VMWare, which I fix with
>>> starting the XServer with "-dpi 72". Qt still shows me the huge fonts,
>>> which I can workaround with setting the Qt fontsize to "6pt" with
>>> qtconfig. This works fine for everything, but the texteditor of
>>> qtcreator has its own font-size, so I have to set it to 6pt too... but
>>> when I open the qtcreator the next time, it's set to 7pt again.
>>> Sometimes I have to set the fontsize on every second document I open.
>>> I ve installed the qt creator with your installer, but this
>>> not-self-compiled qtcreator ignores the qtconfig settings - so I cannot
>>> use it.
>>> 3) Is there another way, to make qt use of the dpi of X?
>>> 4) Is there a way, to use templates when creating new classes - so I
>>> have all comments placed in the new header.
>>>
>>> Thx,
>>>
>>> Charly
>>>
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