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My 11 inch asus laptop has a full hd display. So it's somewhere in the middle. Gnome's hidpi support doesn't allow float values, making this a serious issue to
by viseztrance 12y ago
My 11 inch asus laptop has a full hd display. So it's somewhere in the middle.
Gnome's hidpi support doesn't allow float values, making this a serious issue to me. On top of that, you'll have to change the cursor size manually by diving into the config.
The iphone 6+ display uses downsampling, so perhaps that's the way to go. But as things stand, I don't see my self using an external monitor in the near future, even after wayland becomes mainstream.
- adrusi 12y agoYou have a 200dpi screen. Using a scalling factor of 2, you'd still have a higher than average dpi.
- viseztrance 12y agoUnfortunately, that's not the case. I have tried it and the usable screen real state is so small, that gnome is unusable. I like big fonts, and found that a scaling of 1.5 is about right.