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Opened May 07, 2019 by Alex Gleason@alexgleasonMaintainer

Giant fonts in elementary OS Juno

Related to #3 (closed), except that this is a unique issue that can be solved separately from #3 (closed), and it only affects some operating systems.

Basically, it looks like this:

Screenshot_from_2019-05-07_14.23.16

...which is even worse than the ugly version. The ugly version in #3 (closed) looks like this:

Screenshot_from_2019-05-07_14.23.50

The font size is a workflow-killer on small screens.

Thankfully the solution is simple, just put QT_STYLE_OVERRIDE=gtk in front of it. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ eg, QT_STYLE_OVERRIDE=gtk solarus.quest-editor. Let's bake this environment variable directly into the Snap so we don't have to run it like this every time. The right way to do that seems to be with environment, here.

Edited May 07, 2019 by Alex Gleason
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Reference: solarus-games/solarus-snap#24