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I have windows scaling set to 2x on my 4k monitor and xfce works ok.
I have a program installed called converseen, it doesn't want to scale, also after click maximum window, the windows control buttons are outside of the screen not able to be seen.
How do I force this app or similar ones to use proper scaling? Thanks.
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also kate, fcixt+rime input window are not scaling:
Last edited by betw023 (2024-10-11 11:40:38)
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Xfce is based on the GTK toolkit. Kate and coverseen (from what I can tell) are based on the QT toolkit. As such, you will need to manually configure those apps to scale as well. More information is available here.
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Thanks. I found out this.
For QT based apps, to let them scale , I can do this:
in .bash_profile add
export QT_AUTO_SCREEN_SCALE_FACTOR=2
export QT_ENABLE_HIGHDPI_SCALING=2
export QT_SCALE_FACTOR=2
ref https://forum.xfce.org/viewtopic.php?id=16870
On the other hand, other when setting scaling in other DE, both GTK and QT apps working fine. So maybe in xfce, a user setting the scaling action, could also write the enviroment variable for QT apps? or make it an option?
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