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Ubuntu's support for less-common screen resolutions is atrocious. Aside from its poor support for hi-dpi, if you try to install it when using low-res display ha
by kevingadd 10y ago
Ubuntu's support for less-common screen resolutions is atrocious. Aside from its poor support for hi-dpi, if you try to install it when using low-res display hardware (like VirtualBox's emulated GPU) some of the important installer UI extends off the screen and cannot be seen or clicked.
- flukus 10y agoThe worst thing is that with Qt or Gtk there is zero excuse for this. Someone went out of there way to created a fixed width window.