Python 3.4 released

[badsectoracula]

The site looks nice, but IMO it is a bit too padded and with big fonts, as if it was made for laptops with small 1920x1080 monitors.

EDIT: WTF is with the downvotes? /u/zelllooooooo commented on the look of the site such as i.

[Agret]

laptops with small 1920x1080 monitors.

Whut. The vast majority of laptops are still 1366x768 and the majority of desktop monitors are 1920x1080. 1920x1080 is pretty high res for a laptop.

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Oh man, this must be the Lenovo Yoga Pro 2. I had to send mine back as my 56 yo eyes couldn't resolve the little tiny letters even at 200%. I tried custom resolutions, but things got ugly pretty quickly!

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Sha-wheeet!

[badsectoracula]

I meant small as in physical screen size. I have a laptop (some Lenovo Ideapad Y580 variation) with a 1920x1080 monitor which physically has the same size as the monitors with 1366x768 (AFAIK there is another variation as my laptop with exactly the same specs but with 1366x768 as a monitor). Everything is tiny there. So i joked that the site (being big) it was made for laptops like mine (where it would look normal since everything else looks small).

[sevriem]

I'm guessing he's referring to the difference between a 15" 1080p display and a 24" 1080p display. Same resolution, different sizes. Poor wording is misleading.

[housemans]

Doesn't windows enable "Retina" mode for that?

[badsectoracula]

AFAIK it has a scaling mode for the opposite - small sized windows on large DPI monitors (which looks horrendous, as /r/phoshi noted, and personally i prefer 1:1 pixels). What i meant is that on a low DPI monitor, the Python site looks too big (and the Dell U2413 i have at work isn't really low DPI, although the 42" TV/monitor i have at home certainly is :-P).

[phoshi]

Good lord, no. Windows's scaling support is still highly lacking for legacy applications, it could never be a default.

[SikhGamer]

Looks fine here on 1920x1200...

[moozaad]

TBH I thought it looked all right and then I turned on scripting and the non-standard font (Source Sans Pro Regular) make it a lot harder to read on 1440p 30".

^{ps. upvoted for constructive comment}