I tried to switch from macOS to Linux Ubuntu running wayland gnome. HiDPI is sort of ish there. I have been using GNOME with a 4k monitor a year or so. It work

I tried to switch from macOS to Linux Ubuntu running wayland gnome. HiDPI is sort of ish there. I have been using GNOME with a 4k monitor a year or so. It works fine, including most exceptions. The exception are Gtk+2 applications such as The GIMP and Inkscape. Heck, even Tk applications are scaling. The really big downside is that fractional scaling is not well-supported under GNOME on Wayland (I don't care that it is technically a hack on macOS, it works). Spotify definitely isn't spotify --force-device-scale-factor=2.0 works great on my machine. Shearing when scrolling is common. For me this has improved when I switched from NVIDIA to AMD. The open source amdgpu driver is great. Key bindings are inconsistent and all over the place. Yes, this is very annoying. Even within GNOME applications it is anyone's guess what the shortcuts are. And they are not very discoverable since they have removed menus. To preserve vertical space. On 24" screens. Debian just released a glibc that completely broke electron. I take it that you are running Debian unstable?