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- clankill3r May 2016
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hiDPI mode for Processing IDE on Ubuntu Linux (Gnome)
Hello,
I am using Processing 3.0.1 on my retina MacBook Pro running Ubuntu GNOME 15.10. Apparently the Processing IDE is not capable to read the DPI setting of my machine yet, therefore the UI is pretty unusabe.
Is there a possibility (like a variable to set in a config file) to force the app to render in 2x mode? I persume that, since everything runs on Java, the necessary files and the Mac OS specific code should also be funtional on Linux with the notable exception of the recognition of DPI settings?
Thanks in advance!
Kind regards
Answers
https://processing.org/reference/displayDensity_.html
https://processing.org/reference/pixelDensity_.html
Thanks, but I was not referring to the adaption of my sketches, I was asking how I can increase the usability of the Processing IDE by enabling the hidpi mode for its interface (like it is done on OS X by default). I can increase the font size, but the text in the interface is virtually unreadable and the buttons almost unclickable.
See the following screenshot (Arduino IDE with scaled interface next to it for comparison):
I was hit by the same issue by running the processing ide on an archlinux ASUS ZenBook UX305CA (3200x1800 resolution). Is there a workaround?
Same problem using Linux mint Cinnamon.