fonts in kate

[Ralf Mardorf]

On Mon, 14 Jun 2021 00:25:40 -0700, rikona wrote:
>Lots of stuff on the net re hi-res display problems

https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/HiDPI

"HiDPI (High Dots Per Inch) displays, also known by Apple's "Retina
Display" marketing name, are screens with a high resolution in a
relatively small format. They are mostly found in high-end laptops and
monitors.

Not all software behaves well in high-resolution mode yet. Here are
listed most common tweaks which make work on a HiDPI screen more
pleasant. Contents

    1 Desktop environments
        1.1 GNOME
            1.1.1 Fractional scaling
                1.1.1.1 Wayland
                1.1.1.2 Xorg
            1.1.2 Text Scaling
                1.1.2.1 GTK+ vs Gnome Shell elements on Xorg
        1.2 KDE Plasma
            1.2.1 Tray icons with fixed size
        1.3 Xfce
        1.4 Cinnamon
        1.5 Enlightenment
    2 X Resources
    3 X Server
    4 GUI toolkits
        4.1 Qt 5
        4.2 GDK 3 (GTK 3)
        4.3 GTK 2
        4.4 Elementary (EFL)
        4.5 GNUstep
    5 Boot managers
        5.1 GRUB
            5.1.1 Lower the framebuffer resolution
            5.1.2 Change GRUB font size
        5.2 systemd-boot
    6 Applications
        6.1 Atom
        6.2 Browsers
            6.2.1 Firefox
            6.2.2 Chromium / Google Chrome
            6.2.3 Opera
        6.3 Gimp 2.10
        6.4 Inkscape
        6.5 Java applications
            6.5.1 AWT/Swing
            6.5.2 JavaFX
            6.5.3 Mixed AWT/Swing and JavaFX
            6.5.4 IntelliJ IDEA
        6.6 LibreOffice
        6.7 MATLAB
        6.8 Mono applications
        6.9 NetBeans
        6.10 OBS Studio
        6.11 Skype
        6.12 Slack
        6.13 Spotify
        6.14 Steam
            6.14.1 Official HiDPI support
            6.14.2 Unofficial
        6.15 Sublime Text 3
        6.16 Thunderbird
        6.17 VirtualBox
        6.18 Wine applications
        6.19 Zathura document viewer
        6.20 Zoom
        6.21 Gazebo
        6.22 Fcitx
        6.23 Unsupported applications
    7 Multiple displays
        7.1 Side display
        7.2 Multiple external monitors
        7.3 Mirroring
        7.4 Tools
    8 Linux console
        8.1 Fonts outside the kernel
    9 See also"