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== Adjusting the font sizes on high resolution displays
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== Adjusting the font sizes on high resolution displays
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Most people will find that the font sizes (and buttons/icons) are too small
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Most people will find that the font sizes (and buttons/icons) are too small
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on high DPI displays.
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on high DPI displays.
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As of version 1.2.5, the GUI can be partially adjusted by editing two style
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As of version 1.2.10, the font sizes can be adjusted from the preferences
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sheet files. To adjust the font sizes:
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menu ('view->preferences', 'Application Tab', 'Display Scale'). Just choose
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a decimal scale factor.
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 Edit `/usr/share/upplay/cdbrowser/cdbrowser.css`, and uncomment the
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  "font-size" directive at the top. Adjust the size to taste, meaning that
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  the line should look like the following (with your preferred value in
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  place of 30):
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    font-size: 30pt;
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 Edit `/usr/share/upplay/common.css` and adjust the 6 font-size
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  directives. An adequate approach will usually be to multiply the sizes by
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  some constant factor (e.g.: 2 ...).
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On Windows, use 'notepad' or an equivalent pure text editor to edit the
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files, which are located in the 'share' and 'share\cdbrowser'
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subdirectories of the top installation directory (e.g: 'C:\Program Files
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(x86)\Upplay\'). You need to specify "all files" when opening the files,
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because notepad does not list '.css' files by default (only '.txt').
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The adjustment is not perfect for now: the player section does not update
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its size, which means that some titles will be truncated (in the top left
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area), and the icon sizes are unchanged. Arbitrary text truncation may
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happen in places. This will hopefully be improved in a future release.
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There are other, system-based, approaches described on the following Qt page:
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http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/highdpi.html