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Screenshot from 2017-06-06 11-45-44.png (224,629 bytes) Screenshot from 2017-06-06 11-45-32.png (161,503 bytes) Screenshot from 2017-06-06 11-47-23.png (42,012 bytes) |
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Here are some screenshots using QT_STYLE_OVERRIDE=adwaita scribus It looks better, but size scaling is way wrong (HiDPI). Some dialogs don't even fit vertically (3200x1800 res). Screenshot from 2017-06-06 12-20-20.png (280,128 bytes) Screenshot from 2017-06-06 12-20-52.png (281,980 bytes) |
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Using: QT_AUTO_SCREEN_SCALE_FACTOR=0 QT_STYLE_OVERRIDE=adwaita scribus Text is scaled correctly but the rest is small. Without QT_AUTO_SCREEN_SCALE_FACTOR=0 Probably the most "usable" config at the moment. Screenshot from 2017-06-06 12-27-54.png (250,582 bytes) Screenshot from 2017-06-06 12-27-47.png (316,542 bytes) |
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Please try with building against Qt 5.9. |
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QT 5.9 was just pushed in Arch Linux testing repo. I tried it and it works fine with QT_STYLE_OVERRIDE=adwaita on another testing laptop without HiDPI. I didn't try it with 5.8 on this machine so I don't know if it was already working. I will report back in a few days once QT5.9 hits stable repos on my XPS 13 with HiDPI scaling. |
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Built against QT 5.9. Same problem in a HiDPI environment. Screenshot from 2017-06-08 20-12-20.png (278,464 bytes) Screenshot from 2017-06-08 20-12-28.png (439,755 bytes) |
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I think the bug could be renamed though. With QT_STYLE_OVERRIDE, it does look native. The issue is related to HiDPI scaling that is not calculated correctly, |
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We make no attempt to deal with hiDPI screens as Qt hadn't supported it. We might in the future, and this is therefore a duplicate bug. |
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well, hdpi should slowly be prioritized a bit more... a couple of high profile users have been pissed by the lack of support of they monitors during the last year... supporting fahad could be a way to get somebody to work on this... |
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