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Think of it like this instead: if more applications support wayland, then more people can switch to it, some of those will be developers who are then more willi
by eythian 7y ago
Think of it like this instead: if more applications support wayland, then more people can switch to it, some of those will be developers who are then more willing to build/port DEs and WMs for it.
- danieldk 7y agoExcept that it hasn't been a problem for years on e.g. GNOME. X11 applications work fine and are not blurry. They generally use 2x scaling. Only old Gtk2+ applications such as Inkscape and GIMP have small icons, but there is probably a workaround. Sure, if you use Sway, you get blurry X11 applications. If this is a problem for you, don't use Sway ;).