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From: Wei Ku <wei_j_ku@hotmail.com>
Subject: XWin dpi setting not working?
Date: Tue, 15 Dec 2015 14:19:30 +0000 (UTC)
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My recently purchased laptop has a rather high resolution 3200x1800, 
corresponding to roughly 300 dpi.  Consequently, everything looks tiny in 
the default setting of the Cygwin X server.  Adding an option "-dpi 300" to XWin
XWin does not seem to have any effect.  (The cygserver is enabled.)  Can a
any one please advise how to solve / workaround this issue?  Thanks in a
advance for the great help.


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