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2009-11-10 19:53
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Please excuse the crudity of the picture as a regular screenshot wouldn't capture the problem, but if you notice, Ardour will actually run itself over to the next desktop when maximized. I would classify this as minor now as it really does disturb my workflow. When I try and click on small objects (such as the faders on the tracks), a lot of times the click will miss because the display was wrong by one pixel. |
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2009-11-22 01:04
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Same issue here - even on a 1280x1024px screen the main window is about 10px too wide. So it keeps flipping back and forth with every click. When I disable Compiz, the main window could be maximized, but it is offset by about 5px. |
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2009-12-29 17:43
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Adding another screen from an old PPC iBook running Ardour 2.8.2 on Ubuntu Karmic 9.10 (XFCE). |
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2010-01-14 08:27
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Seems this is a dupe of bug 0002950: http://tracker.ardour.org/view.php?id=2950 |
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However, I am using a 1280x1024 monitor. Can we not see the fonts scaled a smidgen by default, as that was the solution to the problem? |
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its not *directly* related to font size - it all depends on the real and the reported DPI of your monitor. we've found it more or less impossible to find a way to accurately know how large a given font size will be in pixels, and this is by design - a 10pt font needs to be a different number of pixels depending on the kind of display it is used on (think a small mobile PDA/phone versus a projector). the default font scaling in ardour is "none" (i.e. we use the natural scaling that the font handling system uses). |
