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> Ubuntu and Gnome handles doubled resolution just fine, much like the retina MacBooks. Not if you have a secondary monitor that doesn't need doubled, e.g. lap
by joombaga 8y ago
> Ubuntu and Gnome handles doubled resolution just fine, much like the retina MacBooks.
Not if you have a secondary monitor that doesn't need doubled, e.g. laptop built-in 4k with a 1920x1080 external. As far as I know this is an X problem.
- om42 8y agoIt is an X problem, there's (sorta) support for fractional scaling in Wayland
- magicbuzz 8y agoIt’s also an app issue. I run a 4K monitor on Ubuntu and the majority of apps take the entire screen when they start or open a window. And in many apps I have to tweak things so it becomes readable.