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Thunar added several new zoom sizes for icon view and sidebar view (shortcuts and tree). New sizes include 160px, 192px, and 256px. This affects mimes and places icons.
Right now Thunar is upscaling a png to fill those sizes and it looks very very blurry.
Ideally it would be best to have native-sized icons. But if there's some way that the svgtopng process could scale the svgs before converting to png for those sizes it would be a big improvement.
48x2 -> 160px
96x2 -> 192px
128x2 -> 256px
Another option would be to move away from the png conversion and simply install the theme as an svg icon set so that they can scale automatically. Switch to an svg theme would also make supporting HiDPI scaling easier to add.
Current, png scaled up
This result is from either scaling the svg before png conversion or by installing as svg and letting the system auto-scale
This is opening the svg, scaling by 200% and saving (strokes are a bit off and not everything is grid aligned). I wish this could be automated as it's a decent compromise, but I don't know a way to do that.
Native, resizing the svg by hand to grid align everything.
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Thunar added several new zoom sizes for icon view and sidebar view (shortcuts and tree). New sizes include 160px, 192px, and 256px. This affects
mimes
andplaces
icons.Right now Thunar is upscaling a png to fill those sizes and it looks very very blurry.
Ideally it would be best to have native-sized icons. But if there's some way that the
svgtopng
process could scale the svgs before converting to png for those sizes it would be a big improvement.Another option would be to move away from the png conversion and simply install the theme as an svg icon set so that they can scale automatically. Switch to an svg theme would also make supporting HiDPI scaling easier to add.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: