Re: xrandr Question finally ready to ask

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Anno domini 2025 Tue, 26 Aug 16:15:04 -0300
 Jim via tde-users scripsit:
> On Tue, Aug 26, 2025 at 05:47 (+0200), Thierry de Coulon via tde-users wrote:
> 
> > On Monday 25 August 2025 23:43:35 Jim via tde-users wrote:
> 
> >> Rather than specifying font sizes in terms of pixels (which was a bad idea
> >> from day 1), I specify my font sizes in points.  Given the Xft now knows
> >> the truth (i.e., what the actual DPI of the screen is), when I ask for
> >> (say) a 12pt font, it shows up on my screen at 12pt.  Not at some
> >> teeny-tiny 6 point or something
> 
> > Sounds interresting. Where do you put these instruction so that TDE draws a 
> > usable desktop on a high DPI screen?
> 
> Hi Thierry,
> 
> It seems Nik has answered (partially or wholly, depending on your knowledge),
> although his answer doesn't address using xrandr to expunge the lie that
> the screen is 96 DPI.
> 
> I use Slackware, and the instructions are (evidently) a bit different for
> Slackware than for debian-based distros.  I would have put some of these
> settings (such as the default GDK_DPI_SCALE) in ~/.xprofile, but maybe
> Debian doesn't play nicely with that way of doing things.
> (I have convinced Raspbian (based on Debian) to show everything at a
> reasonable size on a Hi-DPI monitor, and even though I don't have TDE on
> any RPi, if things work on Raspbian + fvwm than you should be able to get
> them to work on Debian + trinity.)

TDE works just fine on any RPi >= 3B (I have a RPI400 running TDE + LinuxCNC still in use). Anyway, nowadays even the RPI5 are not a sane choice - any used thinkpad has way more power an "obolete" Windows10 laptops will probably flood the market in some months .. just in case somebody need a red truck to play with :) 

Nik

> 
> Cheers.
>                                 Jim
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