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I was thinking about a 4k, but i'm not sure I will know how to get everything to run at 2x scale, on both windows and linux. Is this hard to do? Caveats?
by platz 6y ago
I was thinking about a 4k, but i'm not sure I will know how to get everything to run at 2x scale, on both windows and linux.
Is this hard to do? Caveats?
- ComputerGuru 6y agoIt’s the default under both Windows 10 and Gnome 3 for hi-dpi displays. In fact, it’s near impossible to get fractional dpi working across the board on Gnome 3.
- platz 6y agoI use i3 but I'm sure there are Nvidia settings to control the x display somehow
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- ComputerGuru 6y agoI'm not sure how, but GTK3 applications violate the layers and are not affected by the nVidia setting. I think it's because nVidia sets a fake Xorg resolution (e.g. twice your actual) but GTK3 sees through that and uses its own internal dpi setting. I also presume this would be the case regardless of whether Gnome 3 is your DE/WM or not.