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I've run Linux (i3 window manager) on UHD screen since around 2015 when I bought this laptop: https://battlepenguin.com/tech/msi-ws60-running-linux/ https://ba
by djsumdog 7y ago
I've run Linux (i3 window manager) on UHD screen since around 2015 when I bought this laptop:
https://battlepenguin.com/tech/msi-ws60-running-linux/ https://battlepenguin.com/tech/msi-ws60-running-linux/
It isn't simple? no. You have different env variables for QT, GTK and xrander can set its own DPI as well. It is kinda a mess, but I use i3 so I figure I'm in for whatever pain I put myself into.
I've been running Linux on HiDPI devices for a couple of years now and I've got things sorted to where it's no an issue on any new device. I need to give Wayland/Sway another shot at some point. I hope it has better native zoom support than X11.