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GTK2 doesn't "scale" at all, so whatever is making it blurry on your computer isn't that. Probably you've got a desktop that's trying too hard to scale things.
by dTal 6y ago
GTK2 doesn't "scale" at all, so whatever is making it blurry on your computer isn't that. Probably you've got a desktop that's trying too hard to scale things. I hate blurriness so I turn all "scaling" off and just set my screen DPI to its real physical value (Xorg, criminally, lies to apps and says it's 96 by default - I force it in .xinitrc with xrandr). DPI-aware apps Just Work, and if it uses raw pixels, it just looks small. I believe for GTK2 you can load a pre-scaled theme, which will solve the too-small thing.
Scaling is evil. DPI is the one true king.
- reirob 6y agoAgree, the only difficulty to work with DPI is when you have several physical screens. X, from what I understood, combines them to one single virtual screen, with a single DPI setting :-/