Am 11.11.21 um 01:47 schrieb Javier via arch-general: > On 11/10/21 18:41, Javier via arch-general wrote: >> On 11/10/21 18:38, Javier via arch-general wrote: >>> Hello ! >>> >>> I've been using LXQt for some time now (years), and with Today's Arch upgrade, which included a >>> LXQt upgrade 0.17.0-1 -> 1.0.0-1, everything was showing app really big, from LXQt own text >>> (menus, icons, widgets, etc) to other apps. The only work around I found was to reduce the font >>> size on LXQt's preferences, and also on Qterminal, I had to change it from like 18 to 10 on >>> Qterminal, and from 16 to 10 on LXQt itself. I still see other apps bigger than what they used >>> to be, and in particular the apps' toolbar became wider, and the border surrounding Qt apps >>> became wider (to the point it's annoying). >>> >>> It's not about manipulating QT_SCALE_FACTOR + QT_AUTO_SCREEN_SCALE_FACTOR, and the like, because >>> that's to make things bigger when they look way to small and unreadable. Actually by setting >>> QT_SCALE_FACTOR to 1, its the same behavior as not setting any variable, and lower than 0 values >>> don't really work on Qt (I tried, and the results are really weird, non functional to say the >>> least). >>> >>> Have other lxqt users experienced the same on Arch? Would it be an Arch building and packaging >>> issue? Or this is totally an upstream thing? >>> >>> Thanks ! >> >> >> Forgot to mention the screen resolution is 1920x1080, on an EliteBook laptop (15" screen I believe). >> > > Also forgot to mention I use KWin as compositor/WM, and KVantum (Materia Dark) for theming and > styling... > I'm experiencing the same with Mate. FullHD on 24" display shows fonts about twice the normal size. The workaround I found (not reboot safe) is to open the display settings and force a scaling factor of 100%. Scaling factor "auto" won't do any good.
