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UI-Scaling 200% results in too-big-to-use layout
Describe the bug
DE: Phosh OS: Fedora Rawhide Release: nheko-0.10.0-2.fc38.aarch64
Problem:
The normal UI-Scaling state for Phosh is 200%.
This leads to several problems, as :
- Login/Register Window to big to reach buttons!
- List of Channel too big for namestrings, just icons visible
- Channelcontent: just last message visible
- aso
I suggest to:
a) recalculate the windowsize of the login/register window b) ignore the 200% and recalc the ui to 150% which makes if useable, but not to small to use.
To Reproduce
Starting and registering the account shows all those problems
What happened?
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Expected behavior
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Version
0.10.0-2
Operating system
Linux
Installation method
Some repository (AUR, homebrew, distribution repository, PPA, etc)
Qt version
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C++ compiler
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Desktop Environment
phosh
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Hm, it shouldn't switch to icons only, it should switch to mobile mode, which has no icons only option, I thought.
Believe it :) UI 200% :
Possible reason: text is not visible, because it's far out right, as the login button was on the registry context window.
Chat room at 200%
As the title area of the room with it's description is totally pointless for most people, I would drastically reduce it's hight and content to Back Icon - Symbol - Name in 150% scaled sizes instead of 200%. This would give room to the content and the osk, which is necessary as you can see here:
There is next to no space left on the screen to see, what the other chatter wrote.
And yes, i can image that it's very hard to solve this, as the scaling is done by the window toolkit.
Solution:
main.c -> main function:
- Step check env variable for ui scaling
- if 200% reduce to 150% let toolkit do the rest.
- normal startup.