LMMS in High DPI 2880x1620 Screen. Scaling?

[musikbear]

This info should definitely be somewhere prominent.

It is :)
https://lmms.io/wiki/index.php?title=LM ... een_Issues
But that also need to be 'found' (I will add your amendum too)
And here are all important links:
http://lmms.io/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=4740
-A few rules and useful forum instructions
Besides that, since you are new here, Happy New-year & Welcome to the Forum RogerBotswana !

[lwqiehkj]

And what if I do not use Windows??

[musikbear]

And what if I do not use Windows??

What do you use?
I have to tell you that my knowledge about either linux ao MAC is at best tiny, but please tell us what screen and OS you have, and what your settings are

Besides that, since you are new in Forum
Welcome lwqiehkj !
Here are all important links:
http://lmms.io/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=4740
-A few rules and useful forum instructions

[lwqiehkj]

FreeBSD and a 1600x900 14.1" screen.

[musikbear]

FreeBSD and a 1600x900 14.1" screen.

Ok.. You are very brief in your posts, also you have not told us, what version of LMMS you have installed

[lwqiehkj]

Does it make a difference? 1.2.0.r7

[musikbear]

Does it make a difference? 1.2.0.r7

yap. 1.1.3 no scale

[lwqiehkj]

No it doesn't make a difference, since

"In 1.2 and newer, LMMS takes care of screen resolution on windows10!
[...]
Currently there is no simple fix for LINUX" (https://lmms.io/documentation/LMMS_Settings)

So my question remains.

[musikbear]

So my question remains.

You should look for answers in a LINUX forum. Surely there must be a fix for LINUX users with 4K+ screens.
Visit a forum specific for your distro, and post a specific question about scaling-programs on 4K+ screens. How does other linux-programs behave?

[Susan551]

Just remember to subsitute "LMMS" instead of "photoshop" in the manifest file.
Can't really take credit for this, I just did what someone else recommended in this forum a few months ago