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I 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. How
by charlesdaniels 7y ago
I 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.