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Try KDE on Wayland. Full support for HiDPI, full support for multiple monitors of different DPI even.
by kuschku 9y ago
Try KDE on Wayland. Full support for HiDPI, full support for multiple monitors of different DPI even.
- jhoechtl 9y agoI did. I recently switched from KDE after more than 15! years to Gnome because KDE on Waykand is broken beyond usability. It comes for a reason that even Neon, which I used back then, doesn't come with Wayland out of the box. And frankly, X is a dead end.
- kuschku 9y ago> broken beyond usability Were you using Nvidia? On AMD and Intel it’s been working amazing for me so far, never had any issue. Nvidia is known for disobeying the standards.
- jhoechtl 9y agoIt's Intel and its not the pure hraphics but the ecosystem. Wanted to enter diacretics into Emacs? The quick search bar poped up instead an accent egu in Emacs (compose key). It's that sort of things, not directly bad display. The end result was nevertheless unusable though.