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On Tuesday 11 of November 2003 09:16, Manuel Amador (Rudd-O) wrote:
> > With KDE it is possible to select a larger font size (IIRC there is no
> > limit for the size of the fonts?), and from KDE 3.2 on there will be the
> > possibility to specify the width of the window borders for most of the
> > window decorations (for accessibility reasons). The only shortcoming th=
at
> > I see are widgets without text (such as sliders, progress bars, icons
> > etc.). These need to become configurable in their size as well. In this
> > sense KDE is already on the way to become accessible on high resolution
> > (many dpi) screens.
>
> That is NOT the point.  The point is that as your screen grows, your UI
> elements should stay constant in size, REGARDLESS of the resolution.

The size should be determined based on DPI settings of your monitor.=20
If I use 1600x1200 on a 17" screen, I don't really want everything to be ti=
ny=20
and illegible.=20
So yes, you are right, if you are talking about DPI resolution, and no, you=
=20
are not right, if you are talking about pixel resolution.

Cheers,
L=E1=EFa

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