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Windows 10 works mostly ok for me (27" UHD), I just set the scaling to 175% and everything scales nicely (if a program doesn't fully support scaling then, it's

Windows 10 works mostly ok for me (27" UHD), I just set the scaling to 175% and everything scales nicely (if a program doesn't fully support scaling then, it's usually scaled up but blurry). It's supposedly a per-monitor setting, but I haven't tried it. Linux is the real pain - most things only support integer scaling for UI elements and 200%/2x makes it feel a bit big to me.

m0ngr31 10y ago
The trick I've found for Linux with 4K is set it to 200% and then decrease the font size to .8 or .7.
kuschku 10y ago
> Linux is the real pain - most things only support integer scaling for UI elements and 200%/2x makes it feel a bit big to me. That’s actually only the fault of Gnome. All KDE and Qt programs support fractional DPI scaling – with a different ratio per screen. Don’t blame all Linux programs if it’s only Gnome that’s broken. The environment variable used is QT_SCREEN_SCALE_FACTORS=DisplayPort-2=1.75;HDMI-A-0=1.08;