Make sure your display is running at 100dpi.
Alright, I'll play dumb. Where do I set that? Is it in the xorg.conf? The only reference to dpi that I see is in the font path, and it lists
both 100 and 75.
To find out what resolution your X server is using:
$ xpdyinfo | grep dots 81x108 dots per inch
(that's my output; I'm using a 640x480 progressive input on a 16:9 TV, and that's close enough to 100x100dpi for me - my font sizes are fine)
Easiest thing to do is add a DisplaySize line giving the screen dimensions in millimeters to the "Monitor" section of your xorg.conf file; for example, if you're running at 640x480 resolution on a 4:3 display and you want 100x100dpi, then:
$ units "6.4 inches" "mm" # 100 dots per inch, 640 dots => 6.4 inches
* 162.56
/ 0.0061515748
$ units "4.8 inches" "mm" # ...480 dots...
* 121.92
/ 0.0082020997So, add a line:
DisplaySize 163 122
under the "Monitor" section in your xorg.conf file.
Cheers, Michael. _______________________________________________ mythtv-users mailing list [email protected] http://mythtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/mythtv-users
