https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=475140
--- Comment #11 from Bauglir <baug...@fsfe.org> --- (In reply to Nate Graham from comment #10) > It doesn't make any more sense now than it did then, sorry. Text that's too > small to comfortably read when there's a lot of it doesn't become more > readable when there isn't as much of it. The pain or irritation of reading > uncomfortably small text may be diminished when there's less of it, but the > fact remains that it's still to small to comfortably read, and the solution > is the same: make *all* the text on the system large enough to comfortably > read by using the global scaling or font size settings. You have already pointed that: the pain and eyesight wear of reading less amount of small text is smaller than the pain and eyesight wear of reading a great amount of small text. There's little discussion on that regard, and that argument alone is solid enough to defend my posture. About 95% (being conservative) of the apps designed for reading moderate to big amount of text, even on mobile devices, allows you to change the font size or in-app scaling, so users are going to open Neochat preferences looking for that option, I can assure you that. Trying to force them to rescale the whole system for just an app is quite weird and, moreover, is a decision that should lie with the users. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
