Adam Williamson wrote:
> There's several technical obstacles to this goal, which is why GNOME
> recently decided to forget about trying to respect this concept
> ('resolution independence') and just override everyone's DPI setting to
> 96. This is a regrettable but fairly sensible decision. However, if you
> don't understand the theory here, you're never going to get what's going
> on exactly right.
Uh, I thought that was an old decision and now it got changed to actually
respect the native DPI. Did they revert it again? (If so, that'd be
regrettable, as everything else, including KDE, is honoring DPI these
days.)
Kevin Kofler
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