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Applet is very small on big monitor with hi-res

Open akontsevich opened this issue 7 years ago • 11 comments

Applet and its fonts are very small on big monitor (42") with hi-res (1920x1080) - 52". Seems not designed for Hi/Low DPI monitors. Also applet's content is not resizable so it is not possible to increase (or set) graphic or fonts there. Normal fonts size shown in another weather applet on the left:

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Please fix if possible. Thanks!

Also have question: how to invoke (show) current weather info like shown on the following plasma-applet-weather-widget screen shot:

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Thanks!

akontsevich avatar Dec 23 '17 02:12 akontsevich

Your version of the widget seems old, I don’t have such issue here. The meteogram is rendered by the widget, and thus the font is the same and I don’t have such a white background either.

Regarding your second question, this is the UI when hovering the icon in the taskbar (while you get the meteogram by clicking on it). Not sure whether you can get it as a widget.

ArchangeGabriel avatar Dec 25 '17 13:12 ArchangeGabriel

@ArchangeGabriel, I have the latest - 1.6.10, taken from there: https://store.kde.org/p/998917 Such white diagram rendered for yr.no, for OWM site it is transparent.

Regarding your second question, this is the UI when hovering the icon in the taskbar

In taskbar? It could be run as and application, not a plasma widget?

akontsevich avatar Dec 25 '17 13:12 akontsevich

Hi! Regarding the small font in meteogram - it is a downloaded image so yr.no is doing the rendering. But you can let the plasmoid do the rendering (like in case of OWM) by checking "Render meteogram for yr.no" in Appearance settings. If you don't mind it lacks wind and cloud info.

In taskbar? It could be run as and application, not a plasma widget?

ArchangeGabriel probably meant "panel", not taskbar. I think you cannot have plasmoids as standalone applications. Only for debugging purposes e.g. like this:

plasmoidviewer --applet org.kde.weatherWidget

...but it is probably not what you want :).

kotelnik avatar Dec 25 '17 16:12 kotelnik

But you can let the plasmoid do the rendering (like in case of OWM) by checking "Render meteogram for yr.no" in Appearance settings.

Ok, however "Render meteogram for yr.no" still does not scale fonts or graphic - still very small, and graphic is fixed size.

For the question: panel on screenshot shows wind, pressure, sunrise, sunset info, etc. How to invoke it?

akontsevich avatar Dec 25 '17 16:12 akontsevich

still very small, and graphic is fixed size.

You are right that I should fix the widget for different DPIs.

panel on screenshot shows wind, pressure, sunrise, sunset info, etc. How to invoke it?

This popup with mentioned info can be invoked by just hovering the weather widget by mouse.

kotelnik avatar Dec 25 '17 17:12 kotelnik

Yeah, panel/taskbar it’s the same for me. I’m a “traditional” desktop user, with one bar at the bottom for everything (main menu, taskbar, panel…).

ArchangeGabriel avatar Dec 25 '17 17:12 ArchangeGabriel

You are right that I should fix the widget for different DPIs.

Thanks! Good if scale and size storing will be possible.

This popup with mentioned info can be invoked by just hovering the weather widget by mouse.

Hover over widget? Shows nothing to me on desktop or embedded into taskbar panel.

akontsevich avatar Dec 25 '17 17:12 akontsevich

Hover over widget? Shows nothing to me on desktop or embedded into taskbar panel.

That's weird, it should definitely show a popup tooltip. What about standard Digital Clock widget, does this widget show tooltip when hovered by mouse?

kotelnik avatar Dec 26 '17 18:12 kotelnik

What about standard Digital Clock widget, does this widget show tooltip when hovered by mouse?

No, it should? Some settings were switched off?

akontsevich avatar Dec 26 '17 18:12 akontsevich

Yes, Digital Clock should show a tooltip, too. And it cannot be switched off in this widget so I suppose there is some kind of setting for all Qt applications to enable/disable tooltips but I cannot find it.

Maybe you can create a new linux user and test in clean Plasma environment so that default settings is used. Anyway that's what I would do to narrow down the issue.

kotelnik avatar Dec 26 '17 18:12 kotelnik

I have disabled popup notifications previously because of plasma crash, so popup works now:

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So the only problem for now - small fonts and non re-sizable graphic.

akontsevich avatar Dec 28 '17 10:12 akontsevich