On Wed, Mar 12, 2008 at 1:32 PM, Dokuro <dario soto gmail com> wrote:
>> the compact theme worked great, still it is also the developers fault,
> not to make things better or leave a bunch of configuration options so
> the user could re-arrange things....
>It's not so clear cut. There are three types of displays and they each
need to be addressed separately:
>* Normal displays, i.e. aprox 100dpi with a width & height of 1024x768 and up
>* Hi dpi displays greater than 100dpi (I've seen 140 dpi a number of
times) with a width & height of 1024x768 and up (but often much higher
than this, likely in the 1080p range)
>* Small displays, with a res of 75 - 140 dpi and a width <= 1024 and a
height <= 600
>(that last category is probably too broad)
>Designing a non-trivial user interface that looks and works well on
all of the above is very hard. Writing guidelines for creating a UI
for such broad screen sizes is also very hard.
We can begin writting a trivial user interface. Later it can be improved.
Regards.