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Application UI scaling was a previous note on the problem of fonts on the KDE desktop, but this is an attempt to document exactly what I AM seeing. The starting point with all this was the high resolution monitor that I switched to as the four 27" HD monitors were no longer available. It was augmented by a 19" HD monitor, but that just seemed to confound things, so having saved up a little money, a second reconditioned 32" 4k monitor now sits in it's place. But still things are proving to be difficult. I KNOW that the starting point should be to simply wipe everything back to default, but just how precisely does one do that? In X11 I have a global scale option on the Display & Monitor Display Configuration page which modifies both monitors, while on wayland each is changed separately. Currently I have all back at 100% along with switching off the font DPI override in X11. That one does not appear in wayland. Is there anything else that needs to be cleared to give a base to work from? Not sure, but at least this is a starting point. So now I should be able to set a suitable font size for the screen size? On wayland I've just changed from 10pt to 12pt and the screen font went DOWN is size, so need to compare that action with X11. Time to save this and re-log in. | From the previous notes ... Todays fun is simply growing ... The main gain in Wayland is that most of the windows display at proper sizes while on X11 some have fonts that are rather too small. Things have been improving, but some apps are easier to use on X11 and others on Wayland. Not much help if one is in a rush so have to put up with the poor quality screens. I'm back on X11 at the moment and just spotted a 2773 file update having had nothing for some days. Just hope that it has a fix for the wired connection as I only get one previous build on the boot screen! The main thing is that I have almost nailed down release 5.0.0 of the bitweaver framework including building a new site from scratch using Firebird. A few loose ends, but all the live sites are running better than they have been! |
