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The person you're replying to said scaling not spacing. Very different issues. They may have optimal spacing but their scaling is being handled incorrectly by
by dagmx 7y ago
The person you're replying to said scaling not spacing.
Very different issues. They may have optimal spacing but their scaling is being handled incorrectly by the system, or they may have perfect scaling but suboptimal spacing. Or they're both good or they both suck.
It's best not to conflate the two.
- charlesdaniels 7y agoI could also criticize the spacing, but much ink has already been spilled on Gnome 3.X on both sides of the argument; I'm not looking to start a flame war. However, I was under the impression that previous versions of Gnome supported non-integer scaling factors, which seems to be gone from current GTK versions(?). Just being able to set the scale to 0.5 or 0.75 would go a long way for people with lower res screens. Even though I don't use Gnome myself, this still affects me, since many applications use GTK, and thus have massive Fisher Price buttons compared to other programs I use.