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Public bug reported:
I recently upgraded my Kubuntu x86_64 system with a HiDPI monitor (24"
4K) from Wily to Xenial. Before I did this, applications using all the
toolkits (GTK2, GTK3, Qt4, and Qt5) properly obeyed the DPI value
automatically detected from the monitor, causing them to automatically
scale to a usable size. However, after upgrading to Xenial, GTK3
applications no longer have this behavior. Instead, they appear at the
normal 96DPI size, causing them to be nearly unreadable due to the small
size of their widgets.
I am currently using GTK3 3.18.7-1ubuntu2, but the issue has been
occurring since I upgraded to Xenial months ago.
** Affects: gtk+3.0 (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1543546
Title:
Monitor DPI settings are ignored after upgrade to Xenial
Status in gtk+3.0 package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
I recently upgraded my Kubuntu x86_64 system with a HiDPI monitor (24"
4K) from Wily to Xenial. Before I did this, applications using all
the toolkits (GTK2, GTK3, Qt4, and Qt5) properly obeyed the DPI value
automatically detected from the monitor, causing them to automatically
scale to a usable size. However, after upgrading to Xenial, GTK3
applications no longer have this behavior. Instead, they appear at
the normal 96DPI size, causing them to be nearly unreadable due to the
small size of their widgets.
I am currently using GTK3 3.18.7-1ubuntu2, but the issue has been
occurring since I upgraded to Xenial months ago.
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