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   The Natural Philosopher to Robert Riches   
   Re: [On-Topic] any favorite tutorials or   
   25 Dec 25 11:45:52   
   
   From: tnp@invalid.invalid   
      
   On 25/12/2025 04:15, Robert Riches wrote:   
   > (In the old days, it was appropriate to tag off-topic posts in   
   > this newsgroup with the bracketed [OT].  Lately, it seems more   
   > appropriate to tag on-topic posts with something.  1/2 :-)   
   >   
   > Does anyone have favorite tutorials or other helps for dealing   
   > with a high-DPI transition?   
   >   
   > I'm Running Devuan (currently Daedalus, hopefully soon Excalibur)   
   > using plain X and fvwm2, no DE as such with 1920x1200 monitors.   
   > Just purchased a round of 4k monitors, so I'll be needing to   
   > adjust xterm fonts, web browser issues, other GUI application   
   > issues, etc.   
   >   
   > For web browser issues, I anticipate a lot of fun with websites   
   > and web apps that use (n)px directives for some of their margins   
   > and spacing.  If the browser interprets those at face value,   
   > mixed with other directives in units of text elements and such,   
   > things could end up looking somewhat different from how the   
   > developers intended.   
   >   
   > Thanks!   
   >   
   Browsers at least will allow you to magnify . Most applications will   
   allow a choice of font size and in general desktops can use   
   'accessibility' or simply font setups oin menus and borders etc.   
      
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