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Incorrect spacing of default gui button on Windows 10 #98

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ennerf opened this issue Feb 1, 2024 · 1 comment
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Incorrect spacing of default gui button on Windows 10 #98

ennerf opened this issue Feb 1, 2024 · 1 comment

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@ennerf
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ennerf commented Feb 1, 2024

I'm aware that it's not a supported feature, but probably good to know in case it'll become one. With 3 CLI tools the default gui on Windows 10 at 1080p resolution shows the update button out of bounds:

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On Windows 11 a highres display (2256 x 1504 @ 150% scale) it renders within bounds, although it looks like it's mainly due to some styling differences.

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I think it might be preferrable to have the update button on the same line as the vendor name.

@ennerf ennerf changed the title Incorrect spacing of default gui on Windows Incorrect spacing of default gui on Windows 10 Feb 1, 2024
@ennerf ennerf changed the title Incorrect spacing of default gui on Windows 10 Incorrect spacing of default gui button on Windows 10 Feb 1, 2024
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Yeah good suggestion. I guess there's the question of what the background on the left hand side should be if the window can grow vertically.

Alternatively, maybe we shouldn't be listing the commands there? There isn't much prior art when it comes to a GUI for CLI apps 🤣

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