Hi, On page: http://jmeter.apache.org/usermanual/hints_and_tips.html#hidpi
The following text appears: The HiDPI mode isn't currently support by Java Virtual Machine 7 or 8 on Linux or Windows, so JMeter with a HiDPI screen can be very hard to see (little icons and chars). You can improve the JMeter's display on HiDPI screen by changing some properties: jmeter.hidpi.mode set to true to activate a 'pseudo'-hidpi mode allowing to increase size of some UI elements jmeter.hidpi.scale.factor set to 2.0 to scale the size of some UI elements jmeter.toolbar.icons.size with these values: 22x22 (default size), 32x32 or 48x48 (Suggested value for HiDPI) jmeter.tree.icons.size with these values: 19x19 (default size), 24x24, 32x32 (Suggested value for HiDPI) or48x48 ISSUES: 1. None of the above actually helps. Is there a better solution available? 2. I posted on QUORA a simple question: Which Java Virtual Machine supports HiDPI display? The answers that was giver is as follows: These are unrelated things, a JVM does not use a display at all, let alone a high DPI one, if you’re asking about Java UI toolkits, JavaFX supports high DPI just fine on Windows and Mac. So is the information on jmeter.apache.org/usermanual right or wrong ? -- Sincerely, @Shay_Ginsbourg Regulatory & Testing Affairs Consultant Ginsbourg.com providing cloud opensource website monitoring services. Ginsbourg.com providing mobile web performance and load testing services. Ginsbourg.com providing medical device software Validation, Verification & Testing (VV&T) services. WWW.GINSBOURG.COM (since 2008) Please consider your environmental responsibility before printing this e-mail.
