For anyone using #Scrivener on #Linux via #Lutris (ie, #Wine), the recent upgrade to 0.5.22 *broke* your installation.
I have learned of a fix for the DPI problem, which is one of the three issues.
DPI is now stuck at 96, which is unreadable on a modern monitor.
To fix this:
- go to Wine options in the left-hand menu
- toggled "Advanced"
- scroll down to "DPI"
- toggle "Enable DPI Scaling"
- set DPI to 240 (or whatever)
The remaining issues are:
- the path to Documents is all messed up
- there's a hideous blue Windows menu bar at the top (shudder)
#FOSS #FLOSS #OpenSource #Linux #Debian #Gnome #Lutris #Wine #Scrivener
Related: I switched the DPI to 240, and *damn* Scrivener is more pleasant to work on now!
I know this partly because my eye sight is not what it used to be, but it is evidently a *lot* of why I've found Scriv vaguely annoying since switching to Linux.
I can see it clearly for the first time in a year and a half.
Ha-fuckin-zza
@OrionKidder heya! Just wanted to say thanks so much for this toot. I hit this issue when setting up Scrivener for a client's Linux laptop. The only Windows specific app they wanted was Scriv and I could not figure it out. Found your thread via a DDG search.
Just wanted to say cheers 
Orion Ussner kidder
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