(In reply to main.haarp from comment #31)
> Do you happen to have a more recent patch?
1.19.3: http://git.altlinux.org/gears/x/xorg-server.git?p=xorg-
server.git;a=commitdiff;h=c5b77a90d7e0d6a1874fcb545969f355d1ed0293
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FWIW we've patched xorg-server in the distribution.
Shame on those breaking base functionality instead of fixing their crap!
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Ignores physical display size and calculates based on 96DPI
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It dawned on me that a proposed replacement might lack such an, um,
feature of hardwired 96 dpi. Now if that will be called progress I'll
invest some time into finding those who arranged that and ruining their
remnants of reputation.
(creating and improving is vastly more important but the
(In reply to comment #14)
See also https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AsusZenbook#LCD
Heh, UX31A I'm typing this at has 166 dpi.
Those who forced the 96dpi kludge into xorg should be forced to walk in
my shoes till the end of their lives with no chance to change those.
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(In reply to comment #16)
See http://pastebin.com/vtzyBK6e for #xorg-devel discussion about this.
Some comments:
ohsix not a lot of people are bothered, since getting the per display dpi
right is a hard problem, even if you can set it for one single monitor in
particular, 'fixed' is handling
Still in 1.14.0, spoils similar icewm themes as well.
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Xubuntu 12.10 + Xorg server 1.13 = Window decoration missing
To
(In reply to comment #20)
It was chosen in order to make display of web pages using Xorg more consistent
with the way they get displayed on Windows, which by default assumes 96.
It's called bug compatibility, and there's a knob in a browser for that already.
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1400x1050@122,
May the so called developers with I know better attitude be treated by
physicists with the same attitude!
They broke the thing for BUG compatibility with an obsolete piece of
crap for a single use case already handled in corresponding application
(a web browser), they told us to go sink in the
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