Ricardo Cruz wrote: > With regard to the default size, gtk's is 600x600 pixels, while qt > scales to the display resolution (to some extent). The display > resolution is in pixel units though and as the needed pixels are always > the same anyway, and the font will be the one influencing the needed > size, setting it in font units makes more sense. However, the font is > only responsible in part for the needed size, so you'd want to scale the > thing conservatively. > And the way yast2-qt scales makes sense, but except for 2 things:
- it assumes for some reason that in a very small screen it is better to show part of the dialog instead of showing it very compressed. (by setting the lower limit to 800x600) - It scales infinitely up, making some dialogs look dumb on very big monitors. I think the algorithm can be improved. Duncan -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
