MATE Desktop 1.20 supports HiDPI displays with dynamic detection and scaling.
HiDPI hints for Qt applications are also pushed to the environment to improve cross toolkit integration.
Toggling HiDPI modes triggers dynamic resize and scale, no log out/in required.
Full changelog:
Add gsettings for window scaling factor
drop additional checks for min GLib version
remove < gtk+-3.22 bits and bump required gtk+ version
schema: drop can-change-accels key, won’t work with GTK+3
WidthOfScreen and HeightOfScreen implementation
drop MateAboutDialog
mate-about: remove remains of libunique references
mate-about: switch to GtkAboutDialog
gtk 3.22: avoid deprecated gdk_screen_get_monitor functions:
avoid deprecated gdk_screen_get_width/height
mate-desktop-item: mate-about: avoid deprecated gtk_show_uri
mate-about: avoid deprecated gtk_show_uri
avoid deprecated gdk_screen_get_n_monitors
avoid deprecated gdk_screen_make_display_name
avoid deprecated gdk_screen_get_number
Correct little imprecision in man mate-about
Fix broken fallback cursor in mate-colorsel.c
mate-colorsel: don’t use deprecated GTK_STOCK_COLOR_PICKER
Add Global Menu support
Translations update
mate-desktop contains the libmate-desktop library, the mate-about
program as well as some desktop-wide documents.
The libmate-desktop library provides API shared by several applications
on the desktop, but that cannot live in the platform for various
reasons. There is no API or ABI guarantee, although we are doing our
best to provide stability. Documentation for the API is available with
gtk-doc.
The mate-about program helps find which version of MATE is installed.
