I broke Lagrange, please help!!
I broke Lagrange, please help!! I wanted to bump up the UI size because I thought it was a bit too small, so I put 3 in not realizing how big that would make the UI. Now the UI is so big I cant change it back. I tried looking for some sort of config file to adjust the settings but I couldn't find one. I tried completely uninstalling it, and from what I could tell there were no more Lagrange files on my PC but after reinstalling the UI is still massive. I'm running OpenSUSE. Any idea what I can do to reset the browser preferences??
Mar 12 · 8 weeks ago
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☀️ TooDuskForDawn · Mar 12 at 02:01:
you should be able to open preferences with ctrl + ,
🚀 RetroPunk64 [OP] · Mar 12 at 02:43:
@TooDuskForDawn huh, weird. I tried that before and it would open the preferences window but nothing would actually be visible on the screen, but I just tried it again and this time it opened up like expected and I was able to scroll around and fix the option. Thank you!
☀️ TooDuskForDawn · Mar 12 at 02:48:
weird! skyjake might have a word or two about this :P
🚀 RetroPunk64 [OP] · Mar 12 at 03:04:
@TooDuskForDawn Yeah, there seems to be something buggy with it. I just tried to go back into it and it generated the border, but everything inside the pane wouldn't load and was just a copy of the window behind it. Closing Lagrange and reopening it seemed to fix it though, so idk. 🤷 Might just be an OpenSUSE issue.
🌆 skyjake [mod...] · Mar 12 at 06:31:
You can edit the prefs.cfg found in ~/.config/lagrange/ to change the UI scale. Or just delete the whole file to restore all defaults.
The UI scale setting certainly could have a better UX...
🚀 RetroPunk64 [OP] · Mar 12 at 15:08:
@skyjake Appreciate the feedback. I'll take a look tonight at that location for future reference. And now I know to bump up the UI in quarter steps rather than whole numbers. lol