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RE: UI scaling not supported/working after upgrading from 2.3.4 to 2.3.9/2.3.10
By Hans, 3 days ago
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That is helpful indeed. I use a similar monitor from LG (LG 34UC98 - same size and resolution), but I only use this one with my Mac. I;ve had it since 2016 and always have been super content with it. ... |
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RE: UI scaling not supported/working after upgrading from 2.3.4 to 2.3.9/2.3.10
By craftyzoidberg, 3 days ago
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It's a LG 34GN850P-B, or in other words, a 34" ultrawide IPS monitor (3440x1440) from LG. I got it a couple years ago and I'm pretty happy with it, both for gaming and work. I doubt I'll ever go back ... |
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RE: UI scaling not supported/working after upgrading from 2.3.4 to 2.3.9/2.3.10
By Hans, 4 days ago
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Awesome! Thank you for confirming - took me most of yesterday to fix this haha.I suppose I should get myself a HiDPI monitor 😉 What brand/model do you have?
p.s. I'll mark this topic as closed... |
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RE: UI scaling not supported/working after upgrading from 2.3.4 to 2.3.9/2.3.10
By craftyzoidberg, 4 days ago
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It's working! Scaling looks like it's back to what it used to be - screenshot attached. Thanks very much for taking the time to look into and fix it :)
Attachment : 2.3.12 Scaling 125%.png |
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RE: UI scaling not supported/working after upgrading from 2.3.4 to 2.3.9/2.3.10
By Hans, 4 days ago
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Would you mind testing this version: link
I think I may have fixed the original problem, but it is a little hard to test with a standard (laptop) monitor. 😊 |
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RE: unmount, remount on one click?
By Hans, 6 days ago
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Awesome!
I'll mark this topic as "solved" haha ... if you ever remember what happened by accident; then please share 😉 |
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RE: unmount, remount on one click?
By rebop, 6 days ago
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Hi Hans,
I have tried a number of things s o unsure which worked, but I now see the changes in real time. Wish I could tell you what I did :)
Thanks.
~Bob |
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RE: unmount, remount on one click?
By Hans, 6 days ago
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No worries - I find it an interesting feature to add to ConnectToMeNow indeed ... well, if I could have found something that I could implement 😉
On that note: the way you're experiencing your... |
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RE: unmount, remount on one click?
By rebop, 6 days ago
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@hans Please don't go to any trouble. I thought maybe CMN could do this and I wasn't seeing it.
CMD up and down was one of the first things I tried a week or so ago. Does not refresh. There was one ot... |
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RE: unmount, remount on one click?
By Hans, 6 days ago
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You may benefit from disabling the SMB cache.Form this article to disable the SMB cache (testing i myself now to see what the negative impact will be):
Open nsmb.conf as root, then set the dir_cache_m... |
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RE: unmount, remount on one click?
By Hans, 6 days ago
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Since I rarely see this happen, like super rarely, I don't know how to test this, a trick I found:
Press and hold the Command key, and then tap the Up key and after tap de the Down key.
Effectively go... |
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RE: unmount, remount on one click?
By Hans, 6 days ago
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Mount and unmount is sequence may trigger this, but not the most elegant way. 😉 I'm open for finding another trick, just couldn't find one while searching just now.
SMB1 is pretty bad when it... |
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RE: unmount, remount on one click?
By rebop, 6 days ago
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I'm set for SMB2-3. SMB1 has big warnings to Ransomware. Any chance encryption settings could be preventing the auto refresh?
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RE: unmount, remount on one click?
By rebop, 6 days ago
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I'll look. |
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RE: unmount, remount on one click?
By rebop, 6 days ago
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Thanks Hans. I'll keep poking around.
I thought perhaps if I did a one click eject on the NAS that Connect Me Now might be able to be told to auto remount if I did that. Only for that NAS drive.
I'lll... |