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Just to add to this, non-integer (AKA fractional) scaling also works substantially worse on gnome for me than in windows. It even is hidden behind a switch with
by mcjiggerlog 6y ago
Just to add to this, non-integer (AKA fractional) scaling also works substantially worse on gnome for me than in windows. It even is hidden behind a switch with a warning that it "May increase power usage, lower speed, or reduce display sharpness". I can confirm all three.
Given pretty much all laptop screens manufactured these days look best with about 125%-150% scaling, this is a pretty big issue.