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  1. Wrong DPI scale since Enpass 5.2

    Valorin replied to Tamaskan's topic in Linux
    I did that, but it didn't seem to work for some reason.

  2. Wrong DPI scale since Enpass 5.2

    Valorin replied to Tamaskan's topic in Linux
    After a reboot Enpass went back to the right size...

  3. Wrong DPI scale since Enpass 5.2

    Valorin replied to Tamaskan's topic in Linux
    Yep, this would be great to have. Default it to off, as it seems to do stupid stuff to those without HiDPI...

  4. Wrong DPI scale since Enpass 5.2

    Valorin replied to Tamaskan's topic in Linux
    The weird thing for me is... my screen doesn't support HiDPI, so I have no clue why QT would think it does and enable it? 1. Display resolution : 1980 x 1080 2. Percentage scaling OS is using for that display : no scaling enabled as far as I am aware... I just tried the workaround, but it didn't work - Enpass is still scaled huge for me. Any ideas @Vinod Kumar?

  5. Wrong DPI scale since Enpass 5.2

    Valorin replied to Tamaskan's topic in Linux
    Same problem for me on a laptop with the 5.2 update - I'm running Ubuntu 16.06 x64 on a Thinkpad T440s. I think it has to do with how laptops report DPI or something... I've seen it happen in other applications, and the devs have always found a fix for it... so fingers crossed Enpass can fix it too? :-)

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