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e now supports scaling based on screen dpi (or on a custom scaling factor you can select yourself as a user). also any scaling either calculated from dpi or set by the user is limited to the min/max values a user can impose (thus even if you have very low dpi, e doesn't go below a scaling factor you set - eg 1.0 or 0.5, and same for upscaling). this should 1. keep all the people who want scalable UI's happy (enable scaling). 2. make e able to (if u want) to adapt to pretty much any dpi screen and selectively scale just what u want it to. 3. allw you - the user, to be the final controller of just how much to scale - if you like scaling but think it scales too much - then limit it or set your own. right now this will onyl work if your theme supports it... the b&w one does (mostly). so try that and test. other bits of e need to adapt to this too (shelf, icon sizes, etc. etc.) as they are not done via edje but code sets them. SVN revision: 36211
2008-09-24 06:29:16 -07:00
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Yes, settings, we now that already... SVN revision: 53634
2010-10-19 11:09:48 -07:00
Name=Scaling
Name[cs]=Škálování
e now supports scaling based on screen dpi (or on a custom scaling factor you can select yourself as a user). also any scaling either calculated from dpi or set by the user is limited to the min/max values a user can impose (thus even if you have very low dpi, e doesn't go below a scaling factor you set - eg 1.0 or 0.5, and same for upscaling). this should 1. keep all the people who want scalable UI's happy (enable scaling). 2. make e able to (if u want) to adapt to pretty much any dpi screen and selectively scale just what u want it to. 3. allw you - the user, to be the final controller of just how much to scale - if you like scaling but think it scales too much - then limit it or set your own. right now this will onyl work if your theme supports it... the b&w one does (mostly). so try that and test. other bits of e need to adapt to this too (shelf, icon sizes, etc. etc.) as they are not done via edje but code sets them. SVN revision: 36211
2008-09-24 06:29:16 -07:00
Name[de]=
Yes, settings, we now that already... SVN revision: 53634
2010-10-19 11:09:48 -07:00
Name[eo]=Skalado
e now supports scaling based on screen dpi (or on a custom scaling factor you can select yourself as a user). also any scaling either calculated from dpi or set by the user is limited to the min/max values a user can impose (thus even if you have very low dpi, e doesn't go below a scaling factor you set - eg 1.0 or 0.5, and same for upscaling). this should 1. keep all the people who want scalable UI's happy (enable scaling). 2. make e able to (if u want) to adapt to pretty much any dpi screen and selectively scale just what u want it to. 3. allw you - the user, to be the final controller of just how much to scale - if you like scaling but think it scales too much - then limit it or set your own. right now this will onyl work if your theme supports it... the b&w one does (mostly). so try that and test. other bits of e need to adapt to this too (shelf, icon sizes, etc. etc.) as they are not done via edje but code sets them. SVN revision: 36211
2008-09-24 06:29:16 -07:00
Name[es]=
Yes, settings, we now that already... SVN revision: 53634
2010-10-19 11:09:48 -07:00
Name[fr]=Mise à l'échelle
updating hungurian translations (po and desktop files) SVN revision: 38371
2008-12-31 01:28:57 -08:00
Name[hu]=Kalibrálás
updating portuguese translations SVN revision: 52900
2010-09-29 10:45:28 -07:00
Name[it]=Configurazione - Scalatura
e now supports scaling based on screen dpi (or on a custom scaling factor you can select yourself as a user). also any scaling either calculated from dpi or set by the user is limited to the min/max values a user can impose (thus even if you have very low dpi, e doesn't go below a scaling factor you set - eg 1.0 or 0.5, and same for upscaling). this should 1. keep all the people who want scalable UI's happy (enable scaling). 2. make e able to (if u want) to adapt to pretty much any dpi screen and selectively scale just what u want it to. 3. allw you - the user, to be the final controller of just how much to scale - if you like scaling but think it scales too much - then limit it or set your own. right now this will onyl work if your theme supports it... the b&w one does (mostly). so try that and test. other bits of e need to adapt to this too (shelf, icon sizes, etc. etc.) as they are not done via edje but code sets them. SVN revision: 36211
2008-09-24 06:29:16 -07:00
Name[ja]=
Name[pt]=
Name[pt_BR]=
Yes, settings, we now that already... SVN revision: 53634
2010-10-19 11:09:48 -07:00
Name[tr]=Ölçekleme
e now supports scaling based on screen dpi (or on a custom scaling factor you can select yourself as a user). also any scaling either calculated from dpi or set by the user is limited to the min/max values a user can impose (thus even if you have very low dpi, e doesn't go below a scaling factor you set - eg 1.0 or 0.5, and same for upscaling). this should 1. keep all the people who want scalable UI's happy (enable scaling). 2. make e able to (if u want) to adapt to pretty much any dpi screen and selectively scale just what u want it to. 3. allw you - the user, to be the final controller of just how much to scale - if you like scaling but think it scales too much - then limit it or set your own. right now this will onyl work if your theme supports it... the b&w one does (mostly). so try that and test. other bits of e need to adapt to this too (shelf, icon sizes, etc. etc.) as they are not done via edje but code sets them. SVN revision: 36211
2008-09-24 06:29:16 -07:00
Name[zh_CN]=
Name[zh_TW]=
Icon=e-module-conf_scale
remove the now useless title SVN revision: 47002
2010-03-08 08:09:21 -08:00
Comment=Used to configure how Display scaling is handled.
Comment[cs]=Použit pro nastavení škálování displeje.
e now supports scaling based on screen dpi (or on a custom scaling factor you can select yourself as a user). also any scaling either calculated from dpi or set by the user is limited to the min/max values a user can impose (thus even if you have very low dpi, e doesn't go below a scaling factor you set - eg 1.0 or 0.5, and same for upscaling). this should 1. keep all the people who want scalable UI's happy (enable scaling). 2. make e able to (if u want) to adapt to pretty much any dpi screen and selectively scale just what u want it to. 3. allw you - the user, to be the final controller of just how much to scale - if you like scaling but think it scales too much - then limit it or set your own. right now this will onyl work if your theme supports it... the b&w one does (mostly). so try that and test. other bits of e need to adapt to this too (shelf, icon sizes, etc. etc.) as they are not done via edje but code sets them. SVN revision: 36211
2008-09-24 06:29:16 -07:00
Comment[de]=
remove the now useless title SVN revision: 47002
2010-03-08 08:09:21 -08:00
Comment[eo]=Permesas agordi la skaladon.
e now supports scaling based on screen dpi (or on a custom scaling factor you can select yourself as a user). also any scaling either calculated from dpi or set by the user is limited to the min/max values a user can impose (thus even if you have very low dpi, e doesn't go below a scaling factor you set - eg 1.0 or 0.5, and same for upscaling). this should 1. keep all the people who want scalable UI's happy (enable scaling). 2. make e able to (if u want) to adapt to pretty much any dpi screen and selectively scale just what u want it to. 3. allw you - the user, to be the final controller of just how much to scale - if you like scaling but think it scales too much - then limit it or set your own. right now this will onyl work if your theme supports it... the b&w one does (mostly). so try that and test. other bits of e need to adapt to this too (shelf, icon sizes, etc. etc.) as they are not done via edje but code sets them. SVN revision: 36211
2008-09-24 06:29:16 -07:00
Comment[es]=
remove the now useless title SVN revision: 47002
2010-03-08 08:09:21 -08:00
Comment[fr]=Permet de paramétrer la mise à l'échelle.
Comment[hu]=A képernyő kalibrálására, DPI meghatározására szolgál.
Comment[it]=Usata per configurare come verràgestita la scalatura dello schermo.
e now supports scaling based on screen dpi (or on a custom scaling factor you can select yourself as a user). also any scaling either calculated from dpi or set by the user is limited to the min/max values a user can impose (thus even if you have very low dpi, e doesn't go below a scaling factor you set - eg 1.0 or 0.5, and same for upscaling). this should 1. keep all the people who want scalable UI's happy (enable scaling). 2. make e able to (if u want) to adapt to pretty much any dpi screen and selectively scale just what u want it to. 3. allw you - the user, to be the final controller of just how much to scale - if you like scaling but think it scales too much - then limit it or set your own. right now this will onyl work if your theme supports it... the b&w one does (mostly). so try that and test. other bits of e need to adapt to this too (shelf, icon sizes, etc. etc.) as they are not done via edje but code sets them. SVN revision: 36211
2008-09-24 06:29:16 -07:00
Comment[ja]=
Comment[pt]=
Comment[pt_BR]=
remove the now useless title SVN revision: 47002
2010-03-08 08:09:21 -08:00
Comment[tr]=Görünüm ölçeklemesinin yapılandırmak için kullanılır.
e now supports scaling based on screen dpi (or on a custom scaling factor you can select yourself as a user). also any scaling either calculated from dpi or set by the user is limited to the min/max values a user can impose (thus even if you have very low dpi, e doesn't go below a scaling factor you set - eg 1.0 or 0.5, and same for upscaling). this should 1. keep all the people who want scalable UI's happy (enable scaling). 2. make e able to (if u want) to adapt to pretty much any dpi screen and selectively scale just what u want it to. 3. allw you - the user, to be the final controller of just how much to scale - if you like scaling but think it scales too much - then limit it or set your own. right now this will onyl work if your theme supports it... the b&w one does (mostly). so try that and test. other bits of e need to adapt to this too (shelf, icon sizes, etc. etc.) as they are not done via edje but code sets them. SVN revision: 36211
2008-09-24 06:29:16 -07:00
Comment[zh_CN]=
Comment[zh_TW]=
Apply new module categories. SVN revision: 53600
2010-10-19 05:28:07 -07:00
X-Enlightenment-ModuleType=settings