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Le Mar 1 juillet 2008 21:47, Nikos Chantziaras a écrit : > I'm not really sure who is responsible for fixing it. A fixed DPI> means> that the physical screen dimensions are not constant. Currently the X> server assumes those dimensions are constant. With good reason; there> aren't any monitors out there made of gum (yet?) In the case of a remote desktop or a VM the virtual screen is likelyto be made of gum and you do want to change its virtual sizedynamically to have a 1:1 relationship between virtual and actualpixels. > The only thorough way of fixing it IMO is a setting in the X server> that> basically says "trust the user; don't be smart in calculating DPI;> simply trust what the user said and keep DPI constant no matter what." This is exactly what won't work in a VM/hotplug/whatever context. Whatthe user said basically assumes a fixed dpi and/or physical size,which is not the reality. You absolutely do *not* want to trust theuser and have the system adapt auto-dynamically to changes. -- Nicolas Mailhot_______________________________________________xorg mailing listxorg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/xorg
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