Red coupe wrote:If you have never used linux before consider looking into other windows programs, because linux is a pita for new users.Basic Linux use is damn easy, especially on a distro designed for ease-of-use(Ubuntu, and all it's flavors, Red Hat to some degree, etc.). I know there are ways to increase text size etc, but what i want is a blanket solution that gives me a nice, uniform, pretty interface to access all of my media. Its not a small TV, the windows toolbar at 1920x1080 is just so tiny i cant stand it. What I'm looking for is something that replaces the PC's default windows/linux UI with the slim toolbar and tiny text, to something that shows all my album art, movie covers, titles, etc at a large scale so that they can be seen/read from across the room. I have a computer science engineering degree, i understand the concept of resolution etc.
Changing the interface to a media center interface is exactly what will solve the problem. Look at accessibility options in windows and they will have a zoom option I believe you can change the default system font sizes too, somewhere. Linux wont make anything bigger or easier to read.
i am experienced in linux, just out of date, i havent used it in years.Quote »I don't see how this will solve your problem though?ġ920X1080 = 1920X1080 regardless of what OS you use. If you have never used linux before consider looking into other windows programs, because linux is a pita for new users.Ya I have used gentoo, ubuntu, and something that starts with a K before. Red coupe wrote:Linux programs are open source, so they are often ported to windows anyways.
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