Thanks, combination od Dsun.java2d.uiScale and Dflatlaf.uiScale works great!
On 3/1/25 9:29 PM, avaluedcusto...@freenet.de wrote:
Am 01.03.25 um 21:18 schrieb May Doušak:
I have a new laptop with HiDPI screen and can't find a way to make NB
usable.
I'm using Linux / KDE Plasma on Wayland and UI is set to 150%
scaling, everything except Netbeans looks OK.
By default, netbeans is too small.
I tried adding -Dsun.java2d.uiScale to _JAVA_OPTIONS environment
variable and it works but only for integer values.
2 is just too large (and 1 is the default, too small)
Is there a way to scale Netbeans 150% under Linux / Wayland?
The problem is, that Java doesn't support fractional scaling (I think
it's because it still uses X11)
I use 175% and in theory, FlatLaf can do fractional scaling, but not
all parts of NetBeans are scaled properly
when using flatlaf.uiScale=1.75
But FlatLaf also supports fractional scaling smaller than one, so I
ended setting making Java scale by 2
using -Dsun.java2d.uiScale=2 then make FlatLaf scale it down using
-Dflatlaf.uiScale=0.875
As you want to got to 150% you need -Dflatlaf.uiScale=0.75
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