On Wed, May 03, 2023 at 01:13:51PM +0200, Ralf Hemmecke wrote:
> > You mean "dumps of hyperdoc screens included in the book"?
>
> Yes.
>
> > I normally view documentation via hyperdoc, so I see real thing (dumps
> > are "texonly").
>
> Too small on my 4K laptop screen. One of the reasons I stopped with
> HyperDoc long time ago.
>
> We should at least tell users how to pipe something into xrdb to get a
> readable size.
Well, FriCAS respects standard X11 geometry parameter, that is
FriCAS.hyperdoc.Geometry: 600x500
will give you 600x500 window. There is also
FriCAS.hyperdoc.FormGeometry
parameter, I am not sure when this one is used. And there are
font/color parameters documented in Chapter 3.8 of FriCAS book.
BTW: Anybody using screen with 4K resolution should be prepared
to give resonable parameters to programs. And unfortunetely,
good large fonts for such screen are nonstandard, so user must
know which fonts to use.
BTW2: There are folks that have huge monitors and good sight.
They use high resolution modes to cram a lot of windows on
the screen. So it is really for user to decide how big the
window should be and what font size to use.
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Waldek Hebisch
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