Since this bug is labeled as gtk+2.0, I'd be interested to see also work
continued on the gtk+2.0 toolkit.
By manually editing gtk+2.0 themes, one can at least double some
elements' dimensions and it seems not to break the layout of
applications (of course such a theme derivative is then specifica
Thibault - sort of. The main reason that the image quality is worse is
that LCD panels just dont look much good at anything other than their
native resolution, even on Windows or OS X. The difference in DPI is
probably only one of the intermediate factors involved.
The good news is that Unity 7
Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
** Changed in: gtk+2.0 (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
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Title:
DPI
I forgot to mention that the native ratio of the screen is 16:10. Can it
cause some mistakes when the values are rounded ?
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Title:
DPI is not reco
It seems I have the same bug on my laptop with the Natty release.
I'm using a Dell Latitude D830 with an Nvidia Quadro NVS 135M. I
installed the proprietary drivers.
I try to change the resolution (in pixel) with nvidia-settings.
With 1920*1200 (native resolution) I have :
xdpyinfo | grep dime
the issue is not a gtk one no
** Changed in: gtk+2.0 (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => Low
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DPI is not recognized by UBUNTU, so fonts, icons and the whole system is too
small
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I'm assigning this to gtk+ now, which handles most of the rendering
work. I'm sorry if this is wrong.
** Package changed: ubuntu => gtk+2.0 (Ubuntu)
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DPI is not recognized by UBUNTU, so fonts, icons and the whole system is too
small
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I think you are pointing at a real problem, we don't make use of the
full capabilities of high DPI monitors. I think we should and if you
understood me different I'm sorry.
What I wanted to do is to point out that doing so may not be as easy at
it first appears. Size of on screen objects including
So you tell that it's not the job of the OS to render the webpages for
example at the DPI of the screen ?
Under Windows 7, there is something that function partially, it doesn't
detect the DPI automatically, but you can choose to big-size the system
by 125% or 150%, but even when doing this, it wi
The DPI setting to may knowledge is only used when rendering text or
when calculating font matrices, otherwise its completely ignored.
To fully support DPI dependent rendering as a whole would require
changes on pretty much all levels. As an example are image sizes on
webpages often specified in p
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