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Hmm, can't agree, having run Xfce for years on HiDPI screens. Go to Settings, Appearance, Advanced, set the font DPI to something like 144 or what works for yo
by nine_k 2y ago
Hmm, can't agree, having run Xfce for years on HiDPI screens.
Go to Settings, Appearance, Advanced, set the font DPI to something like 144 or what works for your screen.
The only thing that does not obey this is Firefox; the way to adjust it is to set layout.css.devPixelsPerPx to something like 1.5 in about:config.
- mmphosis 2y agoLinux Mint XFCE. Appearance > Fonts > DPI Custom DPI setting: 144 makes fonts across the desktop larger. The default setting: 96 seems fine to me. The default in Firefox was -1.0 which is also fine.
- pjerem 2y agoLast time I tried (a few months ago), the text was indeed bigger but most window layouts were broken, the icons kept the same size etc etc …