Hi Stéphane.

Tobias is working on this:
http://forum.world.st/highdpi-testing-tp5122069.html [http://forum.world.st/highdpi-testing-tp5122069.html]


The manual way works like this on windows:
1. Disable scaling for the Squeak application via .manifest and/or (?) manual override on squeak.exe.
2. In Squeak click on Extras > Themes & Colors > Set High-DPI Mode

Best,
Marcel

Am 08.10.2020 09:58:02 schrieb Stéphane Rollandin <lecteur at zogotounga.net>:
Hello,

Is there a way for the Squeak image to detect the scaling factor applied
to screen display by Windows?

For example, my daughter's small laptop on Windows 10 has a default 150%
scaling applied to all applications. Squeak does not behave too well in
that regard, it looks real fuzzy.

Also, 'Display extent' when in full-screen returns the actual OS screen
resolution, ignoring the display factor. This means that my Saucers game
for example thinks it has more real estate than what is really
available, and thus does not compose itself correctly.

Stef

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