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> Hi-Dpi support, in particular, is properly broken in KDE Not true. I use KDE everyday on my primary computer (an HP Envy 17t laptop), and have so since June
by winter_blue 8y ago
> Hi-Dpi support, in particular, is properly broken in KDE
Not true. I use KDE everyday on my primary computer (an HP Envy 17t laptop), and have so since June this year. It works excellently on my 4K display. (You even get to pick a non-integer scaling factor.)
Just FYI, I run Arch Linux, and am (consequently) always on the latest version of KDE.
Everything worked out of the box with KDE. Including my laptop’s various hot keys, sleep/wake, networking, etc.
KDE was quite incredible compared to the 1 kLOC xmonad that I’d been using in my previously laptop. Zero configuration. Everything working perfectly with no headache.