Description: Check the screenshot attached[0], the icons on the left side, indicating whether a standard or customized installation should be performed. Noticed that even though the screenshot is about 6.4.4.2, it does happen on 7.0.3.1 aka. latest fresh release. Yes, the installation goes fine, but it is just a small glitch. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Download windows installer from official site 2. Open installer 3. Check the page asking for which kind of installation user wants to perform. Actual Results: Icons are tiny under 4K resolution. Expected Results: Should be the same relational size in the window as under 1080p or lower. Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: Yes OpenGL enabled: Yes Additional Info: Sorry, I'm afk from the Windows box, will update it asap.
Created attachment 168086 [details] the bugged screenshot
Roman, Mike, * can the MSI itself be made dpi aware?
(In reply to V Stuart Foote from comment #2) > Roman, Mike, * can the MSI itself be made dpi aware? MSI *is* DPI-aware. And all its dimensions are, in fact, in special units related to a font size scaled to the screen resolution [1]. It is obvious that our installer does follow the resolution properly on the screenshot, if you look at the top banner with "6". The problem here seems to be because of using ICO images for these specific problematic places (and Icon type in Control.idt), not BMP (and Bitmap type). The Icon type [2] has some bits that might be related, namely FixedSize and IconSize, and maybe we can just modify those, and not change the type. [1] https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/msi/installer-units [2] https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/msi/icon-control
(In reply to Mike Kaganski from comment #3) > (In reply to V Stuart Foote from comment #2) > > Roman, Mike, * can the MSI itself be made dpi aware? > > MSI *is* DPI-aware. And all its dimensions are, in fact, in special units > related to a font size scaled to the screen resolution [1]. > > It is obvious that our installer does follow the resolution properly on the > screenshot, if you look at the top banner with "6". > > The problem here seems to be because of using ICO images for these specific > problematic places (and Icon type in Control.idt), not BMP (and Bitmap type). > > The Icon type [2] has some bits that might be related, namely FixedSize and > IconSize, and maybe we can just modify those, and not change the type. > > [1] https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/msi/installer-units > [2] https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/msi/icon-control I think we could rework all icons into bmp format instead .ico and then use Bitmap type instead Icon type in configure files. From another side we already have all icons in SVG format in https://opengrok.libreoffice.org/xref/core/instsetoo_native/inc_common/windows/msi_templates/Binary/ but I'm not sure MSI installer can use SVG directly inside Rizal, can you add icons in BMP format from existing SVG files in address above?
(In reply to Roman Kuznetsov from comment #4) MSI does not support SVGs. I would not be so sure before evaluating. In theory, ICO has a potential advantage of supporting *several* resolutions in a single file; and it *possibly* could allow us to have it automatically choose proper resolution icon for each screen resolution - without the ugly stretching, having pixel-perfect result. But that needs investigation.
(In reply to Roman Kuznetsov from comment #4) > Rizal, can you add icons in BMP format from existing SVG files in address > above? If the icons are fine with current latest stable (7.0.3.1) release, so why we need to change current situation?
No, it isn't fine under 7.0.3.1 under 4K resolution. I'd attach another "normal" screenshot under 1080p
Created attachment 168120 [details] LO7.0.3.1 1080p zoom@100%
Created attachment 168121 [details] LO 6.4.4.2 @4K zoom 125%
(In reply to Chaoting Liu from comment #8) > Created attachment 168120 [details] > LO7.0.3.1 1080p zoom@100% I can not see any problem here
> I can not see any problem here Yeah, the 1080p screenshot demonstrated the somehow "pixel perfect" UI. While, the 4K screenshot is where this "bug" lies. I still cannot reach that 4K monitor in this near few days. So I'd ask in humble that if someone can give me some "yes, I can reproduce that on my 7.0.3.1 with resolution higher than 1080p!"
Created attachment 168125 [details] 175% vs 100% Very easy to repro without any special screens. Windows Settings->System->Display->Scale and Layout->change it from 100% to another value, and restart installer. Attached is side-by-side screenshot of the dialog on 175% scaling vs. 100%. It's apparent that dialog itself, fonts, radio buttons, and top banner have scaled accordingly; while the icons stay as they were (they keep the same pixel size, not relative size).
(In reply to Rizal Muttaqin from comment #10) > > I can not see any problem here The .ico are not scaled with the rest of the installer dialog, so they appear under sized. Providing as .BMP would scale, like the other graphics. Alternatively, the .ico can contain values for rendering at multiple scales as pointed out comment 3.
Unassigned myself. I created icon files with different resolution from 16x16 to 128x128, but I didn't found an info about icon scale handling in MSI.
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Created attachment 204855 [details] 175%, 150%, 125%, and 100% in Full HD. 175%, 150%, 125%, and 100% in Full HD.
Created attachment 204856 [details] 250%, 225%, and 200% in 2560x1600. 250%, 225%, and 200% in 2560x1600.
Created attachment 204857 [details] 400% in 2560x1600. 400% in 2560x1600.
Currently, we're using 32x32 icons displayed in a 24x24 control. Control.idt: Width Height Attributes 24 24 5242881 Attributes 5242881 = 1(Visible) + 4194304(IconSize 32x32) + 1048576(FixedSize enabled) With these settings, these icons will always be 24x24 and won't be scaled (except for scaling the icon from 32 to 24 to fit the control). MSI is outdated in terms of .ico file support; the maximum size that can be set is 48x48 pixels. However, we can use a little trick. I disabled FixedSize and created 128x128 .ico files based on the .svg files and used 32x32 controls. Width Height Attributes 32 32 4194305 Attributes 4194305 = 1(Visible) + 4194304(IconSize 32x32) + 0(FixedSize disabled) With these settings, these icons will be 32x32 at 100% scale, but will scale, for example, to 64x64 at 200% scale. There will be no stretching or pixelation because it will start at 128x128 and scale down. Only after scaling exceeds 400% (4x32 = 128), i.e., for screens larger than 8K, will the size stretch beyond 128x128 begin. We can use 256x256 icons right away and be 16K ready ;-) I've attached screenshots from the installer at 175%, 150%, 125%, and 100% at Full HD. 250%, 225%, and 200% at 2560x1600. 400% at 2560x1600. It looks nice. I'd be happy to prepare a small patch.