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itex

deepin

2017-06-24 07:06

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Edited by itex at 2017-6-23 23:17

Hello guys I tried to use Nvidia-driver and the xserver-xorg-video and as a conclusion:
xserver-xorg-video : 32fps average
Nvidia-driver: 60fps stable (I guess VSync or maybe the terraria is limited to 60fps because I didn't find where to turn Vsync off in the options)Tested on Terraria

So as you can tell the Nvidia-driver is way more performant but the problem I have with it is that it makes text smaller.

(Side note: looks like Deepin Screenshot is also saving the text tool thing)

So is there a way to fix it? I searched in the Nvidia Settings but I didn't find anything.
(Side note: I have a 1920x1080 screen and in the settings the resolution was 1920x1080)Thanks in advance!

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dance707

deepin

2017-07-04 15:56

Hi , I do not know how to fix. On my installations, I have the font size set to maximum in the Deepin Control Center.

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itex

deepin

2017-07-21 09:07

https://bbs.deepin.org/post/141516
Hi , I do not know how to fix. On my installations, I have the font size set to maximum in the Deepi ...

Me either but it seems that this is a problem with deepin only because on other distro I don't have that problem

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oscararg

deepin

2017-08-11 10:34

Edited by oscararg at 2017-8-10 15:35

Hello, I don't know if you solved the problem by this time, but it was a DPI problem, Nvidia propietary drivers incorrecly calculate dpi after reboot, it can solved easily though:

sudo gedit /etc/x11/20-nvidia-conf

Add to the file:

Option "DPI" "96 x 96"

This is the default DPI config for most systems, you can check in pages which offer DPI calculators for the best numbers for your screen resolution and length.

Greetings