What is Dippi FOR LINUX?

Dippi

Dippi is a stylish, free, and open-source Linux app designed to help you with display info like DPI (dots per inch) and aspect ratio. It's perfect for anyone thinking about buying a new laptop or external monitor.

Why Size Matters

When it comes to displays, size really does matter! That’s exactly why Dippi was created. It’s super helpful because you just enter a few details like the aspect ratio and DPI, and it tells you if the display density is good or not.

Simplicity at Its Best

The cool part? It’s easy to use! You’ll get results that say things like “Very Low DPI,” “Ideal for LoDPI,” “Potentially Problematic,” or even “Too High DPI.” This way, you can make sure you're getting the right screen for your needs.

Advice on Density

Dippi doesn’t just stop at numbers; it also gives you great advice on different densities. You can calculate display densities for both laptops and desktop displays separately. So whether you're setting up a workstation or upgrading your portable setup, Dippi has got your back!

How to Get Dippi

You can install Dippi on nearly any Linux distribution as long as it's Flatpak-enabled. If you're into building apps yourself, grab GNOME Builder, clone the repository, and hit "RUN"!

A Handy Tool for Everyone

Dippi is not just simple; it's surprisingly useful too! All you need to do is enter the diagonal size and resolution of your display—whether it’s a laptop or an external one—and this little app will tell you everything you need to know about your screen options.

If you're looking for more tools like Dippi or want to download it now, check out Softpas.com.

How Download Works

Go to the Softpas website, press the 'Downloads' button, and pick the app you want to download and install—easy and fast!