Thank you for taking the time to report this bug and helping to make Ubuntu better.
I have been trying to track down which component/application is actually responsible for creating and maintaining /com/ubuntu/user-interface/scale-factor, but so far no luck.
It seems to be related to Unity according to the few Google results I can see, so the question is whether a package failed to remove/move that setting or if OpenJDK should change what it looks at and/or in which order.
OpenJDK currently looks for:
- /com/ubuntu/user-interface/scale-factor
- com/canonical/Unity/Interface/text-scaling-factor
- org/gnome/desktop/interface/text-scaling-factor
in that order, using the first one it finds.
Weirdly enough it does not look for org/gnome/desktop/interface/scaling-factor.
These changes were introduced by JDK-8149115 in commit http://hg.openjdk.java.net/jdk/jdk/rev/a3cc7e551a48 but neither the bug nor the Mailing list discussion state why they picked those items and in this particular order.
Thank you for taking the time to report this bug and helping to make Ubuntu better.
I have been trying to track down which component/ application is actually responsible for creating and maintaining /com/ubuntu/ user-interface/ scale-factor, but so far no luck.
It seems to be related to Unity according to the few Google results I can see, so the question is whether a package failed to remove/move that setting or if OpenJDK should change what it looks at and/or in which order.
OpenJDK currently looks for: user-interface/ scale-factor Unity/Interface /text-scaling- factor desktop/ interface/ text-scaling- factor
- /com/ubuntu/
- com/canonical/
- org/gnome/
in that order, using the first one it finds.
Weirdly enough it does not look for org/gnome/ desktop/ interface/ scaling- factor.
These changes were introduced by JDK-8149115 in commit http:// hg.openjdk. java.net/ jdk/jdk/ rev/a3cc7e551a4 8 but neither the bug nor the Mailing list discussion state why they picked those items and in this particular order.