[Linux-aus] 4K monitor sizes
Russell Coker
russell at coker.com.au
Wed Jun 8 19:27:40 AEST 2022
https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=158790
According to the above the DejaVu Sans and Droid Sans fonts are best for using
few pixels. I was using Courier monospaced before at 8 point and now DejaVu
Sans at 7 point which seems more readable. A fairly default Debian KDE setup
doesn't have Droid Sans. Are there any fonts that are better for few pixels
than DejaVu Sans that I should try?
4096/7=585, so with some space used by scroll bars and a panel that means I
get 4 terminal windows that are each 100 characters wide across a 4K display
with a bit of extra space for a 5th column that is partly obscured. That also
gives 4 clear rows of terminals so I get clear visibility of 16 terminal
windows that each have 100*25 text and for partially obscured windows that's
another 9 more.
Based on discussions here I am convinced that 43" is the correct choice. When
holding up a meter ruler to my current 27" monitor 108cm doesn't seem
significantly bigger. I just bought a Phillips 43" monitor because the price
was good.
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