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What improvements in touch device and HiDPI support have made it to 14.04? I'm going to use Ubuntu on Microsoft Surface Pro 2, because even though full converg
by listic 13y ago
What improvements in touch device and HiDPI support have made it to 14.04?
I'm going to use Ubuntu on Microsoft Surface Pro 2, because even though full convergence for Ubuntu is delayed, I think of all Linux distros it is in the best position to run on such devices. Some enthusiasts have made 13.10 work on Surface Pro 2, surely it can only get better from there? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2183946 http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2183946
- matb33 13y agoI'm also eagerly awaiting HiDPI support (I have one of those QHD screens on a 15" display, 3200x1800!). There is apparently some support for it in the GNOME version (I've read it was not perfect though). Don't recall where I read this but it was rumored HiDPI may come to 14.10. Probably no more than a rumor... But at least a version number to look at helps me cope :)
- owaislone 13y ago14.04 has very good HiDPI support per monitor unlike Gnome. I've been using 14.04 for months and am loving it on a retina display for the last few weeks. The shell scales perfectly, GTK3 apps scale as well. Firefox has the `layout.css.devPixelsPerPx` setting in about:config that you can change to 2 or 4 to make it scale properly. Chrome doesn't yet support HiDPI screen but setting the default zoom level to 200% does the trick.
- JanezStupar 13y agoSo you are telling me that its finally becoming feasible to have a Retina Macbook with Ubuntu? Thats awesome news!
- matb33 13y agoUpgrading now just to try this! (Now to get past "symbol 'grub_term_highlight_color' not found" on boot... I should have waited for the weekend to update to a beta release!)