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Wow, this looks really cool. I'm honestly really wondering how they got hidpi support, since, AFAIK, Xorg did not support hidpi (this one of the new things Way
by WhyNotHugo 7y ago
Wow, this looks really cool.
I'm honestly really wondering how they got hidpi support, since, AFAIK, Xorg did not support hidpi (this one of the new things Wayland brought to the table).
- upofadown 7y agoIt is unfortunately more complicated than just the X server stuff. Xorg has a zoom parameter accessible via xrandr and lets you set the DPI. But that is not enough. Good discussion here: * https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/HiDPI https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/HiDPI
- AshamedCaptain 7y agoThere's absolutely no reason why Xorg "does not support hidpi". It even supports differing DPIs per screen. It does not support however _overriding_ the DPI individually per screen, but this would be trivially solved by standarizing toolkits on some other property (either a plain property or a fancy xrandr extension).