** Changed in: unity-control-center (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
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Title:
[ffe/uife] "Match the display set
** Changed in: unity-control-center (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => High
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Title:
[ffe/uife] "Match the display
** Branch linked: lp:~3v1n0/unity-control-center/applications-scaling-
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Title:
[ffe/uife] "Match the displa
For the revert: I agree it's not very good that the user can't revert
his choice but I think that for the moment the fact that the user can
check a monitor and reset the Gnome scaling factors according to Unity
is fine. I mean, we could improve it later, for the next release and do
a better plannin
@Sebastien, thank you,
> I see a few issues with the approch there though/I'm not sure to fully
> understand, so I've some comments/questions
> * do you suggest having changes to the factors done for you the first time
> the user open the panel ? That seems like a
> wrong/confusing behaviour fo
Yes, thanks Seb - I thought of that but forgot to write it down. 'Match
selected display' and 'Do not scale' or something.
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@Laney: thinking about it, I like your suggestion, but we probably would
need to add a "reset/no scaling" button next to it then
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@Laney: I sort of like your suggestion, the issue is that you have no
way to undo the scaling then if you don't like it...
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Thanks for the detailed description Eleni!
I see a few issues with the approch there though/I'm not sure to fully
understand, so I've some comments/questions
* do you suggest having changes to the factors done for you the first time the
user open the panel ? That seems like a wrong/confusing beh
** Description changed:
- Here are some notes on the
+ Here are some notes on the
https://code.launchpad.net/~hikiko/unity-control-center/u-c-c.checkbox-for-app-scaling/+merge/211681
MP:
After we introduced the HiDPI changes and the per-monitor Unity scaling
factor (ui-scale gsetting)
I think the algorithm is okay, but the rest of the solution seems overly
complicated to me.
The design has a slider and a 'Match Display' button. I can't launch the
MP because it crashes for me so I'm not able to tell what it looks like
currently, but it seems to me like we could as an interim so
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