Netbooks have plenty of computing power to run Typica, but often came with very low resolution screens. While I don’t want to make changes that make using Typica a worse experience on larger screens by doing things like hiding more stuff by default or shoving very commonly used things behind tabs, I’m open to suggestions for ways to rearrange the various windows in Typica to make it possible to size these small enough to fit on netbook screens. Failing that, another option would be to put window contents into a scroll area so even if all the controls can’t fit on the screen at once, they can all be accessed without having to fight with the window manager.
If anybody who would like to use Typica on a netbook could pass along their screen resolutions so these can be tested, that would be helpful.
Netbooks have plenty of computing power to run Typica, but often came with very low resolution screens. While I don't want to make changes that make using Typica a worse experience on larger screens by doing things like hiding more stuff by default or shoving very commonly used things behind tabs, I'm open to suggestions for ways to rearrange the various windows in Typica to make it possible to size these small enough to fit on netbook screens. Failing that, another option would be to put window contents into a scroll area so even if all the controls can't fit on the screen at once, they can all be accessed without having to fight with the window manager.
If anybody who would like to use Typica on a netbook could pass along their screen resolutions so these can be tested, that would be helpful.
Netbooks have plenty of computing power to run Typica, but often came with very low resolution screens. While I don’t want to make changes that make using Typica a worse experience on larger screens by doing things like hiding more stuff by default or shoving very commonly used things behind tabs, I’m open to suggestions for ways to rearrange the various windows in Typica to make it possible to size these small enough to fit on netbook screens. Failing that, another option would be to put window contents into a scroll area so even if all the controls can’t fit on the screen at once, they can all be accessed without having to fight with the window manager.
If anybody who would like to use Typica on a netbook could pass along their screen resolutions so these can be tested, that would be helpful.